I had the same issue and I do not believe modifying globals is the way to do it. The issue was because in my Jest configuration I had testEnvironment set to node when it should’ve been jsdom. For me, this setting was located in file package.json as defined by the React starter app.
Sometimes, such errors occur as a result of incorrect assembly. Most likely angular using a webpack just made changes with an error. Try to delete the .angular folder, then run the npm install command and run the project with the usual command: ng serve –open If there is an error, try clearing the cache, or … Read more
The content of assets folder will be process by webpack, if you use pre-processor for CSS like SASS, SCSS, or Stylus it will transform into generic CSS. Or maybe you put an image on that folder, it also will be optimized by webpack for production. And for static folder, it just a place where you … Read more
I had the same problem as you did. Was stuck for one night, found the answer, react-dom requires react/lib/ReactDOM, which still includes react in the bundle. Solution looks like this: externals: { ‘react’: ‘react’, // Case matters here ‘react-dom’ : ‘reactDOM’ // Case matters here } Then add react-dom to the script tag in your … Read more
As the Webpack 2 migration tutorial states, the difference between both is, that if when we want an array of loaders, we have to use use, if it’s just one loader, then we have to use loader: module: { rules: [ { test: /\.jsx$/, loader: “babel-loader”, // Do not use “use” here options: { // … Read more
This is a really complex question, but I can show how you can add additional dependencies to specific modules as if those were required from that module. This ensures that your added modules will be in the correct chunks and will also be removed if the parent module is removed from the bundle. const CommonJsRequireDependency … Read more
ExtractTextPlugin needs to be added in two spots: in the Loader, and as a Plugin. Here’s the example pulled from the stylesheets documentation. // webpack.config.js var ExtractTextPlugin = require(“extract-text-webpack-plugin”); module.exports = { // The standard entry point and output config entry: { posts: “./posts”, post: “./post”, about: “./about” }, output: { filename: “[name].js”, chunkFilename: “[id].js” … Read more
Just came across this issue. As spacek33z said, –config is correct. I couldn’t find this in the webpack docs or the webpack-dev-server docs, so I found myself at this question. e.g. webpack-dev-server –config demo/webpack.config.js
The problem is that without that exclude (or an include) webpack would traverse through the dependencies when you point to them at your code and process them. Even though that could work, it would come with a heavy performance penalty. I prefer to set up an include myself (allowlist over denylist/blocklist) as that gives me … Read more
Working solution for webpack 2.x and 3.x config.devServer = { hot: false, inline: false, } The webpack client scripts are added by default to your bundle (since webpack 2), but you can disable those by adding –no-inline to your CLI command.