Using Loaders
  • References/JavaScript/Build Tools/Webpack/Getting Started

What are loaders? Loaders are transformations that are applied on a resource file of your app. They are functions (running in node.js) that

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Using Plugins
  • References/JavaScript/Build Tools/Webpack/Getting Started

Built-in plugins Plugins are included in your module by using the plugins property in the webpack config.

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Loaders
  • References/JavaScript/Build Tools/Webpack/Api

Introduction Loaders allow you to preprocess files as you require() or ?load? them. Loaders are kind of like ?tasks? are in other

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Installation
  • References/JavaScript/Build Tools/Webpack/Getting Started

node.js Install node.js. node.js comes with

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List of hints
  • References/JavaScript/Build Tools/Webpack/Lists

Notes: Not every hint apply to all apps. Some hints have positive and negative effects so it depends on your needs.

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loader conventions
  • References/JavaScript/Build Tools/Webpack/Lists

extension semantic loader examples .js

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Optimization
  • References/JavaScript/Build Tools/Webpack/Guides

Minimize To minimize your scripts (and your css, if you use the css-loader) webpack supports a simple option:

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Node.js API
  • References/JavaScript/Build Tools/Webpack/Api

The short way var webpack = require("webpack"); // returns a Compiler instance webpack({

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webpack-dev-middleware
  • References/JavaScript/Build Tools/Webpack/Dev Tools

Note: The webpack-dev-middleware is for advanced users. See webpack-dev-server

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CommonJs
  • References/JavaScript/Build Tools/Webpack/Guides

The CommonJS group defined a module format to solve JavaScript scope issues by making sure each module is executed in its own namespace. This

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