boilerplate-webpack-babel

🍴 Starter with Webpack & Babel.js

Features

✅ Webpack
✅ Babel (Core)
✅ Support syntax ES2015+
✅ Static directory dist/
✅ Development with webpack-dev-server
✅ Hosting with http-server
✅ Bundle file size analytics with webpack-bundle-analyzer
✅ Two build strategies: dev (with source maps) & prod (compress file)

Getting started

You can start in two ways:

Use Git

mkdir PROJECT_NAME
cd $_     # Note: "$_" is the last argument of the previous command
git init  # Note: branch "master" is created
git remote add boilerplate git@github.com:piecioshka/boilerplate-webpack-babel.git
git pull boilerplate master
git remote remove boilerplate

or ...

Use Zip

Download package file: https://github.com/piecioshka/boilerplate-webpack-babel/archive/master.zip
Extract it to your project directory.

How to build an application?

npm run build               # Development mode
npm run build:development   # Development mode
npm run build:production    # Production mode

Open dist/ directory in browser by npm start.

How to develop an application?

npm run dev     # Use webpack-dev-server
npm run watch   # Use webpack -w

Open dist/ directory in browser by npm start.

Remove generated directory

npm run clear       # Remove only dist/
npm run clear:all   # Remove dist/ & node_modules/

🧪 Analysis of bundle file weight

If you would like to check how much a bundle file weight:

npm run build:development -- --env addons=bundleanalyzer
npm run build:production -- --env addons=bundleanalyzer

🧩 Webpack Addons

When would you like a modified Webpack configuration, please add a new "addon" to webpack/addons/ directory.

Each addon will be merge via webpack-merge.

See examples:

webpack.bundleanalyzer.js

How to run addons?

npm run build:development -- --env addons=singleAddon
npm run build:production -- --env addons=firstAddon,secondAddon

License

The MIT License @ 2017-2022

piecioshka / boilerplate-webpack-babel