I need to import a library to my project, the library should is a javascript file, which need to be inlined to html. for example: library codeļ¼ I need to make this code inline in html. html: can I implement this with webpack? I find script-loader, but it run the script, not make it inline. Answer At last, we solve
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Eslint – Maximum call stack size exceeded
Working in a React / Webpack project I started to have problems with the eslint library. The eslint package is downloaded using npm and it’s used to validate the project using a webpack preLoader. It used to work fine until recently when I tried to git clone the same project to an other folder. After installing the dependencies “npm install”
Passing environment-dependent variables in webpack
I’m trying to convert an angular app from gulp to webpack. in gulp I use gulp-preprocess to replace some variables in the html page (e.g. database name) depending on the NODE_ENV. What is the best way of achieving a similar result with webpack? Answer There are two basic ways to achieve this. DefinePlugin Note that this will just replace the
Javascript object bracket notation ({ Navigation } =) on left side of assign
I haven’t seen this syntax before and am wondering what it’s all about. The brackets on the left are throwing a syntax error: unexpected token { I’m not sure what part of the webpack config is transforming or what the purpose of the syntax is. Is it a Harmony thing? Can someone enlighten me? Answer It’s called destructuring assignment and