@humanmade/webpack-helpers
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Reusable Webpack configuration components & related helper utilities.
A Human Made project. 
This documentation applies to the v0.5.0 beta version of this library, scheduled for release at the end of June 2019.
To install the beta version, run
npm install --save-dev @humanmade/webpack-helpers@beta
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Visit humanmade.github.io/webpack-helpers to view the complete project documentation, including a guide to each included module and getting-started instructions.
Visit the docs/ folder to view or modify the content used to generate this documentation site.
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Reusable Webpack configuration components & related helper utilities.
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