Up to date Traceur Compiler 0.0.8x loader for Webpack.
You should manually install "imports-loader" in your project
$ npm install imports-loader
By default traceur-compiler-loader using 0.0.86 version of traceur, but you can manually install any version from 0.0.8x.
IMPORTANT
You should install traceur-compiler before traceur-compiler-loader
if you want use different version on compiler.
Add TRACEUR_RUNTIME
to module.noParse
in webpack.config.js
var
TRACEUR_RUNTIME = require('traceur-compiler-loader').runtime;
module.exports = {
//....
module: {
noParse: [
new RegExp(TRACEUR_RUNTIME)
]
}
//...
};
// Simple option (does not include Traceur runtime)
require("traceur!./script-file");
// Include Traceur runtime automatically
require("traceur?runtime!./script-file");
// Specify Traceur options
require("traceur?experimental&symbols!./script-file");
// All together now
require("traceur?runtime&symbols!./script-file");
{
module: {
loaders: [
{
test: /^(?!.*(bower_components|node_modules))+.+\.js$/,
loader: 'traceur'
}
],
noParse: [
new RegExp(TRACEUR_RUNTIME)
]
}
}
// With parameters
{
module: {
loaders: [
{
test: /^(?!.*(bower_components|node_modules))+.+\.js$/,
loader: 'traceur?experimental&runtime'
}
],
noParse: [
new RegExp(TRACEUR_RUNTIME)
]
}
}
{
// Modules set to CommonJS (consistent with Node.js and Webpack)
modules: 'commonjs',
// Source maps are built and fed to Webpack (use Webpack options)
sourceMaps: true,
// Traceur runtime by default not auto included
runtime: false
}
Access to the runtime path is available as a direct reference:
require('traceur-compiler-loader').runtime
.
To view all Traceur options, visit here.