It sucks to Ctrl-C your build script & server just to install a dependency you didn't know you needed until now.
Instead, use require
or import
how you normally would and npm install
will happen automatically to install & save missing dependencies while you work!
$ npm install --save-dev npm-install-webpack-plugin
In your webpack.config.js
:
plugins: [
new NpmInstallPlugin();
],
This is equivalent to:
plugins: [
new NpmInstallPlugin({
// Use --save or --save-dev
dev: false,
// Install missing peerDependencies
peerDependencies: true,
// Reduce amount of console logging
quiet: false,
// npm command used inside company, yarn is not supported yet
npm: 'tnpm'
});
],
You can provide a Function
to the dev
to make it dynamic:
plugins: [
new NpmInstallPlugin({
dev: function(module, path) {
return [
"babel-preset-react-hmre",
"webpack-dev-middleware",
"webpack-hot-middleware",
].indexOf(module) !== -1;
},
}),
],
- Works with both Webpack
^v1.12.0
and^2.1.0-beta.0
. - Auto-installs
.babelrc
plugins & presets. - Supports both ES5 & ES6 Modules.
(e.g.
require
,import
) - Supports Namespaced packages.
(e.g.
@cycle/dom
) - Supports Dot-delimited packages.
(e.g.
lodash.capitalize
) - Supports CSS imports.
(e.g.
@import "~bootstrap"
) - Supports Webpack loaders.
(e.g.
babel-loader
,file-loader
, etc.) - Supports inline Webpack loaders.
(e.g.
require("bundle?lazy!./App"
) - Auto-installs missing
peerDependencies
. (e.g.@cycle/core
will automatically installrx@*
) - Supports Webpack's
resolve.alias
&resolve.root
configuration. (e.g.require("react")
can alias toreact-lite
)
Eric Clemmons |
Jonny Buchanan |