pug-loader | Pug loader module for Webpack | Build Tool library

I'm rebuilding my own website and I want to add some transitions between pages.

In this example I have two pug files in my src folder: In index.pug I have a line of code ( a(href='./about') Go to about ) which should link to the about webpage. Instead I get this error cannot get /.

If I change that to ( a(href='./about.html Go to about ) and run this in production everything is working smoothly.

My folder structure is:

I am getting the below errors when I run the command 'ng build' for my Angular App.

I have a webpack project where I need to set the background in css through url(). In other places I would want to import images and use them in my JS code so I use file-loader. My webpack.config rules look like so (note that I don't use SASS):

I am facing the following errors when I try to install node modules in an existing Angular project. I am trying to install the node modules in windows machine(Win32 X64).

How do I integrate webpack loader/semi-filter into jinja templates? I want to transform a jinja template into a jinja template, but the static paths replaced with the output paths according to webpack config. Basically PUG-loader's require(), but for jinja.

Let's say the filter query would look like this: src="{{ 'path' | webpack }}", but it's not an actual jinja filter, since at build time it would be replaced with src='outputPath'. Where should I start looking at? HTMLWebpackPlugin? HTML-loader? Other jinja/flask/webpack related projects I looked at tend to bind webpack to flask server more rather than less, which isn't suited for my situation.

I have written pug-file with the next content:

I m trying to go this script

$(document).ready(() => { $('.iqdropdown').iqDropdown({ [options] }); });

this is a Jquery plugin item-quantity-dropdown jQuery plugin (https://github.com/reservamos/item-quantity-dropdown#javascript), and this code was written on instruction to this Plugin

but cmd write to me this

ERROR in ./src/scripts/index.js 169:42 Module parse failed: Unexpected token (169:42) You may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type, currently no loaders are configured to process this file. See htt://webpack.js.org/concepts#loaders

But i have TS-loader (my WebPack config)

const { CheckerPlugin } = require('awesome-typescript-loader');

I have a basic understanding of how webpack and pug can work together, using HtmlWebpackPlugin to generate a page with the bundled assets using the pug template.

I've created a very simple test project with two pug files: head.pug contains the stuff that goes in , and index.pug is the rest. I created some variables in index.pug which I expect to use in head.pug by using include head.pug. Here is what they look like:

I think I may be suffering from brain-fog here. I want to just render a simple Vue Compnent using Webpack. The result from the code and config below just renders a when compiled.

The error seems to stem from the

Resultant HTML