Webpack Configuration API

This builds upon the original work of @ericclemmons (author of the great Javascript Fatigue article of 2015) and his excellent @terse/webpack library. Credit where credit is due. This library is intended to reflect a different set of opinions about webpack configuration but to build upon his great API and codebase.

API

• .api([customFeatures[, customReducers]])

  Begins fluent interface, optionally accepted an array of custom features and custom reducers.

• .alias(name[, pathOrName])

  Maps a package name (e.g. react) to another library (e.g. react-lite) or to a path (e.g. ./node_modules/react).

• .context(path)

  Config files are relative to this folder. (Default: process.cwd())

• .env(environment)

  Overrides NODE_ENV (defaults to development) the build is for.

• .externals(...[Function, RegExp, String])

  Prevents Webpack from bundling matching resources.

• .loader(name[, extensions = ".js"[, options]])

  Add a loader for the given extension(s) with the given settings.

• .modules(path)

  Lookup non-relative (e.g. my-cool-lib) modules in this folder as well as node_modules.

• .node(options)

  Override built-in Node constants & libs (e.g. __dirname, __filename)

• .output(pathOrOptions)

  Set the output path, or specify the entire Webpack output configuration.

• .plugin(name, ...args)

  Installed automatically with the given arguments.

• .preLoader(name[, extensions = ".js"[, options]])

  Just like .loader, but is ran before all other loaders.

• .sourcemap(type)

  Add a source map to the build.

• .target(runtime)

  Either node or web.

• .getConfig()

  Returns the Webpack configuration

  • .toString()

    Returns the Webpack configuration as a string.

• .getState()

  Returns the normalized configuration (prior to reducing).

  • .toString()

    Returns a string of the normalized configuraiton.

License

MIT License 2016 © Eric Clemmons