Is there any reasons why the alias below does not work in HTML tags or work in JavaScript?
In my webpack config file:
resolve: {
alias: {
'~': path.resolve(__dirname, './src/')
}
},
...
...
...
{
test:…
I have implemented html-loader on my Webpack configuration file:
module: {
rules: [
{
test: /\.html$/i,
exclude: /(node_modules)/,
use: ['html-loader'],
},
]
}
When I try to run webpack…
I have a Webpack 4 project to make a multi language admin-dashboard with this folder and file structure:
admin-dashboard
|
|--build
| |--assets
| | |--img
| | |--font
| |--fa
| | |--index.html ----> rtl html output (gets wrong img src like…
Earlier I've been using gulp-nunjucks for templating - content extends layout and includes partials. So I've tried to sorta replicate this with html-webpack-plugin
webpack.config.js
const pages = ['home', 'page1'];
const pagesToHTMLPlugin =…
I am trying to create new component in knockout:
ko.components.register("categories", {
viewModel: {
instance: MY_VIEW_MODEL
},
template: require('html-loader?interpolate!./components/categories.html')
});
and my HTML block…
Here is a repo I just created to get this issue solved: https://github.com/DevCubeHD/WebpackStaticPage
First of all: File structure. There are two important folders you should know to understand my example in case it isn't even convention. The /src…
I'm using Webpack to process HTML and assets, here's the minimal webpack.config.js:
const CleanWebpackPlugin = require('clean-webpack-plugin');
const HtmlWebpackPlugin = require('html-webpack-plugin');
const OUTPUT_DIR = __dirname +…
I have an angular2 application which is being bundled by web pack.
I am using html-loader to load html files.
I wanted to ask that is there a way i can change my template url before the webpack build process starts?
Like when webpack build is about…
I'm trying to hash and optimize my images within HTML files that are generated by the static site generator Hugo.
I can get html-loader to process files one at a time, using a test config of:
entry: {
main: './entry.js'
},
module: {
…
I'm looking into migrating a large, homegrown build script for one of our projects to webpack.
One feature it has is it traverses a /views directory and copies the contents of the html files into a main index.html file. This allows us to easily use…