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webpack-esmac-plugin

v4.0.0

Published

Control access to modules bundled by Webpack

Downloads

311

Readme

Webpack ESMAC Plugin

An implementation of esmac for Webpack to control access between modules. See that project for more details.

Usage

The plugin has a familiar Webpack interface for filtering the files it runs against, similar to what you would do with a loader. rules is the only required argument, which is the set of rules to provide to esmac.

// file: webpack.config.js
const ESMACPlugin = require('webpack-esmac-plugin')

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    new ESMACPlugin({
      rules: [ ... ]
    })
  ]
}

The plugin can generate 2 types of errors that are added to the compilation's list of errors after the modules have been built:

  • AccessViolationError when no rule was found to cover the dependency
  • SpecifierMismatchError when a rule was found but the specifier check failed

You can choose to format the errors into something meaningful to your users by implementing the formatter function, described in Options.

Options

See ./types.d.ts for the available options.

License

MIT