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node.js api
var webpack = require("webpack");
webpack({
// configuration
}, function(err, stats) {
// ...
});
var webpack = require("webpack");
var compiler = webpack({
// configuration
});
compiler.run(function(err, stats) {
// ...
});
compiler.watch(/* watchDelay= */200, function(err, stats) {
// ...
});
Note:
watch
will automatically run an initial build, so you should either callrun
orwatch
.
The Stats
object expose this methods:
Returns true
if there were errors while compiling.
Returns true
if there were errors while compiling.
Return information as json object
You can specify the information by the options
argument: (Boolean)
options.hash
add the hash of the compilation
options.version
add webpack version information
options.timings
add timing information
options.assets
add assets information
options.chunks
add chunk information
options.chunkModules
add built modules information to chunk information
options.modules
add built modules information
options.cached
add also information about cached (not built) modules
options.reasons
add information about the reasons why modules are included
options.source
add the source code of modules
options.errorDetails
add details to errors (like resolving log)
options.chunkOrigins
add the origins of chunks and chunk merging info
options.modulesSort
(string) sort the modules by that field
options.chunksSort
(string) sort the chunks by that field
options.assetsSort
(string) sort the assets by that field
In toJson
every flag defaults to true
(except chunkModules
). By default it's not sorted.
Here is an example of the resulting JSON.
Returns a formatted string of the result.
options
are the same as options
in toJson
.
options.colors
With console colors
to handle all errors and warnings with the node.js API you need to test err
, stats.errors
and stats.warnings
:
var webpack = require("webpack");
webpack({
// configuration
}, function(err, stats) {
if(err)
return handleFatalError(err);
var jsonStats = stats.toJson();
if(jsonStats.errors.length > 0)
return handleSoftErrors(jsonStats.errors);
if(jsonStats.warnings.length > 0)
handleWarnings(jsonStats.warnings);
successfullyCompiled();
});
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