Strip webpack directives before running npm install
andersekdahl opened this issue · 3 comments
Thanks for a great loader!
With Wepack you can specify loaders in the require/import statement like this:
import logotype from '!!raw!image-webpack!./logo.svg';
Which this loader will pick up and try to install it. And that install will fail and print a bunch or errors in the console.
Perhaps check if the import/require contains !
and then ignore it? Or make it possible to provide a RegEx for import/require statements that this loader should ignore.
By porting this to a plugin, this should get fixed.
On Fri, Jan 8, 2016 at 7:18 AM Anders Ekdahl notifications@github.com
wrote:
Thanks for a great loader!
With Wepack you can specify loaders in the require/import statement like
this:import logotype from '!!raw!image-webpack!./logo.svg';
Which this loader will pick up and try to install it. And that install
will fail and print a bunch or errors in the console.
Perhaps check if the import/require contains ! and then ignore it? Or
make it possible to provide a RegEx for import/require statements that this
loader should ignore.—
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#12.
- Eric Clemmons
Confirmed this works in #5, as I'm using css-loader
, file-loader
, and url-loader
.
Looks like a great solution, thanks!