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@bndynet/header-injection-webpack-plugin
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Webpack plugin for injecting header to text files, like copyright...
A webpack plugin to inject header you specified into text files(js, css, html).
npm i @bndynet/header-injection-webpack-plugin --save-dev
const HeaderInjectionWebpackPlugin = require('@bndynet/header-injection-webpack-plugin');
// webpack config
{
plugins: [
new HeaderInjectionWebpackPlugin()
]
}
{
package: './package.json',
extensions: ['.js', '.css', '.html'],
header: 'By default, includes name, version in your package.json and built time',
}
Example:
const HeaderInjectionWebpackPlugin = require('@bndynet/header-injection-webpack-plugin');
const app = require('./package.json');
new HeaderInjectionWebpackPlugin({
header: `${app.name} v${app.version} by ${app.author}`
})
Console Log:
ℹ 「hiw」: Injecting header for .html,.css,.js files ...
ℹ 「hiw」: Injecting header for main.79aa05215e152932a87d.js: /*! [hiw] header-injection-webpack-plugin / 1.0.0 / 2018-12-02T09:18:53.917Z */
ℹ 「hiw」: Injecting header for index.html: <!-- [hiw] header-injection-webpack-plugin / 1.0.0 / 2018-12-02T09:18:53.917Z -->
ℹ 「hiw」: 2 file(s) done
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Webpack plugin for injecting header to text files, like copyright...
We found that @bndynet/header-injection-webpack-plugin demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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