webpack-laravel-mix-manifest

Use the webpack build information to generate the laravel-mix function compatibility information file.

The 2.0 version Only Support webpack 4, If you using webpack 2 or 3 version 1.0.

Scenes to be used

Do not use laravel default front-end tool to use wenpack built in the case, would like to be compatible with laravel auxiliary mix function to do the alias quotation of static packaging resources.

Laravel's way is to need a mix-manifest.json file to do the alias configuration, this plugin just solves this problem.

Installation

The plugin is available via npm:

npm i webpack-laravel-mix-manifest --save-dev

You can also use yarn:

yarn add webpack-laravel-mix-manifest --dev

Examples

Using the ES6 (babel) webpack configuration usage:

import WebpackLaravelMixManifest from 'webpack-laravel-mix-manifest';

export default {
    plugins: [
        // Write out 「mix-manifest.json」 to build directory.
        new WebpackLaravelMixManifest()
    ]
};

Laravel template

Assume that the generated mix-manifest.json content is:

{
  "/app.js": "/ashdgahdhasd6as7dasdh.js"
}

Use:

<script src="{{ mix('app.js') }}"></script>

Output:

<script src="/ashdgahdhasd6as7dasdh.js"></script>

Basic

let WebpackLaravelMixManifest = require('webpack-laravel-mix-manifest');

module.exports = {
    plugins: [
        // Write out 「mix-manifest.json」 to build directory.
        new WebpackLaravelMixManifest()
    ]
};

More

If you do not want to use a compiled plugin, you can use the original plugin code:

import WebpackLaravelMixManifest from 'webpack-laravel-mix-manifest/src/main.js';

export default {
    plugins: [
        // Write out 「mix-manifest.json」 to build directory.
        new WebpackLaravelMixManifest()
    ]
};

It should be noted that the plug-in source code using ES6 syntax development, so you want to ensure that your webpack configuration file is also used ES6 (babel) configuration.

API

The plugin provides a custom state file name configuration and a custom conversion method. The two APIs allow the user to customize the configuration to generate the configuration after writing the file and the converted state method.

const options = {
    filename: 'mix-manifest.json',
    transform: function (assets) {
        // todo.
    }
};
new WebpackLaravelMixManifest(options);

filename

The name of the file used for custom writing.

The default write name is mix-manifest.json.

new WebpackLaravelMixManifest({
    filename: 'custom.json'
});

transform

Customize the conversion from the webpack assets.

The default conversion method is src/transform.js.

The default conversion method is also exposed to the outside and is convenient to call it in its own logic.

import { transform } from 'webpack-laravel-mix-manifest';

When you call the webpack-laravel-mix-manifest plugin, the custom conversion interface is as follows:

new WebpackLaravelMixManifest({
    transform: function (asstes) {
        // todo.
    }
});

asstes is the resource for webpack 's packaging.

Warning: The output of transform should be a String, not an object. On Node v4.x if you return a real object in transform, then webpack will break with a TypeError. Just adding a simple JSON.stringify() around your object is usually what you need to solve any problems.

LICENSE

This package follows the MIT open source agreement.