dora-plugin-webpack

1.0.0 verified Sat Apr 25 auth: no javascript

A plugin for dora that provides webpack integration for development and build purposes. Version 1.0.0 is the current stable release. It allows running webpack via dora with options such as custom config path, publicPath, and verbose logging. This plugin is part of the dora ecosystem and is maintained as part of the dora-js organization. It is useful for projects that use atool-build and dora together.

Common errors

error Error: Cannot find module 'atool-build' ↓

cause Missing peer dependency atool-build.

fix

npm install atool-build@1.x --save-dev

error Warning: dora version mismatch, expected 0.4.x ↓

cause Dora version is not 0.4.x.

fix

Use dora@0.4.x or update dora-plugin-webpack if available.

Warnings

gotcha Plugin expects dora version 0.4.x; using newer versions may cause incompatibility. ↓

fix Use dora@0.4.x or check compatibility with newer dora versions.

gotcha The plugin does not work without atool-build as a peer dependency. ↓

fix Install atool-build at version 1.x alongside dora-plugin-webpack.

gotcha Options passed via query string must be URL-encoded or properly quoted in CLI. ↓

fix Use quotes: dora --plugins "webpack?publicPath=/app"

Install

npm install dora-plugin-webpack

yarn add dora-plugin-webpack

pnpm add dora-plugin-webpack

Imports

default

wrong

const doraPluginWebpack = require('dora-plugin-webpack')

correct

// Plugin is used via CLI, e.g., dora --plugins webpack

This package is a dora plugin, not a library to require directly.

Quickstart

Shows installation and basic usage of dora-plugin-webpack with a simple webpack config.

// Install dependencies
npm install dora dora-plugin-webpack atool-build --save-dev

// Add scripts in package.json
"scripts": {
  "start": "dora --plugins webpack"
}

// Create webpack.config.js
module.exports = {
  entry: './index.js',
  output: {
    path: './dist',
    filename: 'bundle.js'
  }
};

// Run
npm start

// With options:
dora --plugins "webpack?publicPath=/my-app&verbose"