@axew/jugg

Jugg

What is Jugg？

A front-end scaffold 🛠️ work with Webpack.

basic command

# start a webpack-dev-server
$ jugg dev

# build with webpack
$ jugg build

jugg dev

$ jugg dev -h
Usage: dev [options]

start dev server

Options:
  -p, --port [port]              dev server port
  --noDevClients [noDevClients]  when set, do not add dev clients to webpack entry  (default: false)
  -h, --help                     output usage information

Since webpack-dev-server v3.2.0, automatically add the HMR plugin when hot or hotOnly is enabled. Can set noDevClients to disable built-in config to entry.

jugg build

$ jugg build -h
Usage: build [options]

exec build

Options:
  -h, --help  output usage information

directory

Simple directory can be something like this, default entry can be src/index.{tsx?|jsx?}. tsconfig.json is necessary only when you use TypeScript.

.
├── src
│   └── index.ts
└── tsconfig.json

config

Create a file named .juggrc.js, .juggrc.ts, jugg.config.js, etc. Or write config object in package.json.

interface JuggConfig {
  /**
   * publicPath of webpack, default '/'
   */
  publicPath?: string;
  /**
   * output path of webpack, default 'dist'
   */
  outputDir?: string;
  plugins?: PluginCfgSchema[];
  define?: { [k: string]: any };
  /**
   * open chunks config? default true
   */
  chunks?: boolean;
  /**
   * sourceMap, default true
   */
  sourceMap?: boolean;
  webpack?: JuggWebpack;
  /**
   * ts-loader custom transformers, only work when ts-loader is enabled
   */
  tsCustomTransformers?: {
    before?: PluginCfgSchema[];
    after?: PluginCfgSchema[];
  };
  /**
   * set bundle file name in production env, default `[name].[chunkhash]`.
   * affect js, css.
   */
  filename?: string;
  /**
   * built-in base webpack html plugin config.
   * set false to rm plugin.
   */
  html?: false | KeyValuePair;
  /**
   * config of css, less, postcss...
   */
  css?: {
    loaderOptions?: {
      /**
       * https://github.com/webpack-contrib/css-loader#options
       */
      css?: any;
      /**
       * http://lesscss.org/usage/#command-line-usage-options
       */
      less?: any;
      /**
       * https://github.com/postcss/postcss-loader/tree/v3.0.0#options
       * when `false`, disable the `postcss`
       */
      postcss?:
        | {
            config?: {
              context?: any;
              path?: any;
            };
            /**
             * when `false`, disable built-in plugins
             */
            plugins?: any;
            [k: string]: any;
          }
        | false;
    };
  };
}

type JuggWebpack = webpack.Configuration | (
  param: {
    config: webpackChain.Config;
    webpack: webpack.Configuration;
  }
) => void | webpack.Configuration;

type PluginCfgSchema = string | [string, { [k: string]: any }?];

env

• ANALYZE
  • enable webpack-bundle-analyzer
• ANALYZE_PORT
  • webpack-bundle-analyzer server port, default 8888
• ANALYZE_DUMP
  • generate stats file while ANALYZE_DUMP exist
• FORK_TS_CHECKER
  • set none, disbale fork-ts-checker-webpack-plugin
• HARD_SOURCE
  • set none, disbale hard-source-webpack-plugin
• NO_WEBPACKBAR
  • when opened, remove webpackbar plugin

TS or JS

Both TS and JS can be used together in a project with jugg. There are several situations with handleing TS and JS:

• Default & Recommended: create a tsconfig.json, then jugg will open ts-loader and use it to compile ts, tsx, js, tsx. babel is needless here.
  • ts-loader: ts, tsx, js, jsx
  • babel: needless
• Set config in .juggrc.js with jugg-plugin-babel. Babel plugin will rewrite built-in config of ts-loader for js and jsx and handle then with itself.
  • ts-loader: ts, tsx
  • babel: js, jsx
• Set compileTs: true in jugg-plugin-babel config will clean all built-in ts-loader options. Babel handles all the file.
  • ts-loader: cleaned
  • babel: ts, tsx, js, jsx

Notice

• import() works with "module": "esnext" in tsconfig.json, detail.