webpack4-config-for-react
1.0.0 • Public • Published webpack4-config-for-react
webpack4-config-for-react is designed for different kinds of web app. It is based on create-react-app, but it's more flexible.
$ npx install-peerdeps -D webpack4-config-for-react
const createReactConfig = require('webpack4-config-for-react')
const config = createReactConfig({
mode = process.env.NODE_ENV
})
createReactConfig.options
:
name |
type |
default |
description |
appRoot |
string |
'.' |
the application's root dir |
appSrc |
string |
'./src' |
source code dir |
appEntry |
string |
'./src/index.js' |
source code entry file |
appBuild |
string |
'./dist' |
output dir after bundling |
appPkgJson |
string |
'./package.json' |
package.json file path |
appNodeModules |
string |
'./node_modules' |
dependency's dir |
appHtml |
string |
'./public/index.html' |
the application's html file |
appTsConfig |
string |
'./tsconfig.json' |
tsconfig.json file path |
swSrc |
string |
'./src/service-worker' |
service worker dir |
name |
type |
default |
description |
useReactRefresh |
boolean |
false |
whether or not use @pmmmwh/react-refresh-webpack-plugin
|
useSourceMap |
boolean |
false |
whether or not use sourceMap |
useTypescript |
boolean |
false |
whether or not use typescript |
useTsCheck |
boolean |
false |
whether or not check ts type |
useInlineRuntimeChunk |
boolean |
true |
whether or not use react-dev-utils/InlineChunkHtmlPlugin
|
name |
type |
default |
description |
appName |
string |
'app' |
the application's name |
You have to set process.env.NODE_ENV
by yourself, cause babel
needs process.env.NODE_ENV
not undefined
.
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