style-ext-html-webpack-plugin | Enhances html-webpack-plugin functionality | Plugin library
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If you use HtmlWebpackPlugin and ExtractTextPlugin or MiniCssExtractPlugin to to external stylesheet files, add this plugin to convert the links into
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QUESTION
I've read multiple threads regarding similar issues and tried some propositions, but had no results.
I've followed few tutorials related to React.js and WebPack 3. As the result the application is working well on all browsers (at this moment) except IE 10 and below. The error points to bundle.js (once I'm using the configuration Nr.1):
SCRIPT1002: Syntax error and the line - const url = __webpack_require__(83);
With configuration Nr2., on local server - : SCRIPT1002: Syntax error - line with eval()
And the same configuration, but running on remote server produces a bit different error:
SCRIPT5009: 'Set' is undefine
WebPack configuration Nr1.:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-11 at 16:39In your package.json file
change the version of webpack-dev-server to version "2.7.1" (or earlier).
QUESTION
I’m having difficulties with setting the right configuration for the WebPack 3. Firstly all my project files were located in one folder (root). And everything worked well till now. Now my project looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-29 at 13:39The problem is the relative location of your node_modules directory and your Webpack config file. The solution, Either:
- Move
webpack.config.jsto your project root (currently in thesrcdirectory) - Or, update your Webpack config file
resolve.moduleskey: changepath.resolve('/node_modules')topath.resolve(__dirname, '../', 'node_modules')
I would suggest option 1). You would typically have all your configs relative to the project root. Makes it easier to find/track down later in the project, or for someone new onboarding.
QUESTION
I've encountered weird situation. I believe that the issue is related to React Router V4 configuration.
I'm using the react-router-modal and React Router v4. With react-router-modal component I render a link to a modal window which have it's own unique URL. Once a link to a modal is clicked - the modal is opened and the URL is added to the address bar. So I could even access the modal window from a new tab with this url:http://localhost:8080/modal_1URL what is very crucial for me.
In dev mode (npm start) everything works fine, also once the invalid URL is entered the page just reloads and invalid URL is remained in address bar. (Not best case)
I thought that everything will work as it is in a production build. But here is a problems. Once the final build is uploaded to the remote server or localhost I get these errors:
1. Once the invalid URL is entered - I receive 404 Not Found
2. Once I try to access a modal with a straight URL (not clicked in loaded page) http://localhost:8080/modal_1 - 404 Not Found
No .htaccess is uploaded
The index.js is very simple and the whole application is onepage with various components:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-08 at 15:16Your HTTP server should always send index.html file for any route.
Example NodeJS Express configuration:
QUESTION
Can’t resolve how to compel a WebPack 3.6 to build a final dist.
Simply the output folder is empty. With given config the application is built and running in browser memory, however dist folder is empty and there is now any physical files.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-05 at 09:09you tagged, webpack-dev-server, as far as i know it does not put files in your dist directory, it's just for developing preview, so it handels the build files internally to only build parts that changed,
to build for production use: webpack -p
QUESTION
Im trying to figure out why a css segment will not run through 'style-ext-html-webpack-plugin'.
Currently I have a .CSS file with rules for the splash screen.
It's being extracted using 'extract-text-webpack-plugin' and injected to the template's with 'extract-text-webpack-plugin'.
problem is, the file never gets run through 'style-ext-html-webpack-plugin' and I can't wrap my head around how to debug it.
(Ideally, I'd like to have a .SCSS file so it can be themeable through a .env file. i.e: have splash.scss exclusively extracted and inlined in the after being injected with some theme colors)
webpack.config.js:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-13 at 10:32Needed to update html-webpack-plugin to 2.29.0.
I've managed to solve this issue, using a sass file that can be themeable with variables from .env file:
I had to explicitly exclude the splash file from the normal sass flow and create another loader definition explicitly for it:
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