ES2020 introduces a new function-like syntax for import, so-called “dynamic imports” permitting the dynamic import of JavaScript modules. The precise implementation of the importing process is left to the host (eg the browser, or Node.js), but modern web browsers do implement dynamic loading over HTTP using this syntax, with the module identified using a URL: … Read more
No, Babel and Webpack is not necessary for React stack. You can still find other alternatives to build your favourite stack such as Browserify and Gulp. However, if you want to make things easier, I do recommend you learn and use Babel and Webpack together with React because: You can use modules. You can use … Read more
Resolving the alias to the absolute path should do the trick: resolve: { alias: { myApp: path.resolve(__dirname, ‘src’), }, extensions: [”, ‘.js’, ‘.jsx’] } Check this webpack resolve alias gist with a simple example. Another solution to limit the number of relative paths is to add your ./src folder as root instead of aliasing it: … Read more
Update 2021, Feb 25 Html-webpack-plugin v5 is released, just run npm i -D html-webpack-plugin@latest or npm uninstall html-webpack-plugin npm i -D html-webpack-plugin Original answer This is mostly related to html-webpack-plugin, and while its new version 5 (integrated with webpack v5) is still in beta, you should update it manually: npm show html-webpack-plugin version 4.5.1 npm … Read more
Use file-loader like this: { test: /\.mp3$/, loader: ‘file-loader’ }
At your webpack config, you could add disableHostCheck: true at devServer configuration. For example, devServer: { disableHostCheck: true }
À la carte is an English language loan phrase meaning “according to the menu.” It refers to “food that can be ordered as separate items, rather than part of a set meal.” So if you use a-la-carte components, it means that you only include components that you need (want) to use, instead of getting all … Read more
You could use optimize-css-assets-webpack-plugin, which was created to solve this exact issue. plugins: [ new ExtractTextPlugin(“styles.css”), new OptimizeCssAssetsPlugin() ]
This line in entry array does not play well with webpack-dev-server: webpack-hot-middleware/client because it’s a requirement of webpack-hot-middleware for working with any server other than webpack-dev-server (such as express or some such). I ran into this mixed-server issue by following Webpack tutorials. They should update it so that the entry point for the config file … Read more
If I put presets inside webpack.config I should be able to delete .babelrc or vice verse. No, this is not the case. Specifying the presets in the webpack config will only affect webpack, everything else that uses babel (e.g. babel-node, babel-register, etc.) will not care about your webpack config and therefore doesn’t see them. The … Read more