webpack-up | CLI tool to setup webpack | Frontend Framework library

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webpack-up is a JavaScript library typically used in User Interface, Frontend Framework, React, Webpack, Boilerplate applications. webpack-up has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can install using 'npm i webpack-up' or download it from GitHub, npm.

CLI tool to jumpstart projects using webpack + babel + react/preact.
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            QUESTION

            Aurelia Hot Module Reloading with aspnetcore 2.0
            Asked 2017-Sep-06 at 23:06

            I want to get HMR working.

            I am using VS2017. I have created an aspnetcore 2.0 project, then added the aurelia framework using the Aurelia cli using 0.31.1 which now supports WebPack 3. I follow the instructions to make add SpaServices and modify start.cs.

            I then run the project with dotnet run, and open IE and browse to http://localhost:5000see the expected "Hello World" from Aurelia.

            Now I want to see HMR in action. So I edit app.ts to change Hello World to Hello HMR I then save the file. I expect to see the change updated in IE. But it never automatically reloads.

            However, if I click the refresh button the browser, the change then shows up in IE.

            Is there some other thing I am supposed to be doing here to get HMR working?

            When I save the changes, I see the app.{guid}.bundle.js updated on disk (a new file is created with a new guid. So that much is working. But how to get the browser to react to that change and refresh?

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            ANSWER

            Answered 2017-Aug-23 at 19:38

            inspecting the cli code, to get it to work you should set "hmr": true in aurelia.json under platform. and call au run --hmr --watch.

            edit: it fails to update my html (although the console shows me that hmr is active by listing all the changes I make)

            edit2: I think this works when you actually use more than 1 module. changes in the app.html only were not reflected back to the browser.

            Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45829272

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