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@rushstack/webpack-embedded-dependencies-plugin
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This plugin analyzes bundled dependencies from Node Modules for use with Component Governance and License Scanning.
npm install @rushstack/webpack-embedded-dependencies-plugin --save
A webpack plugin for generating a list of embedded dependencies. Embedded dependencies are third-party packages which are being bundled into your released code and are oftentimes subject to license, security, and other legal requirements. This plugin aims to make it easier to generate a list of embedded dependencies and their associated metadata, so they can be analyzed by additional tools.
The plugin also includes the ability to generate a secondary asset which contains the license text for each embedded dependency into a single file called THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.html. This is a common legal requirement when deploying services or products containing open-source code.
// webpack.config.js
import EmbeddedDependenciesWebpackPlugin from '@rushstack/webpack-embedded-dependencies-plugin';
export default () => {
/*...*/
plugins: [
new EmbeddedDependenciesWebpackPlugin( /* options */ )
]
}
outputFileName
: string
Name of the file to be generated. Defaults to embedded-dependencies.json
new EmbeddedDependenciesWebpackPlugin({
outputFileName: 'my-custom-file-name.json'
})
generateLicenseFile
: boolean
Whether to generate a license file. Defaults to false and will only generate the embedded-dependencies.json file
new EmbeddedDependenciesWebpackPlugin({
generateLicenseFile: true
})
generateLicenseFileFunction
: LicenseFileGeneratorFunction
Function that generates the license file. Defaults to the plugin's internal default generator function but allows you to override it.
new EmbeddedDependenciesWebpackPlugin({
generateLicenseFile: true,
generateLicenseFileFunction: (packages: IPackageData[]): string => {
return packages
.map((pkg) => {
return `<h2>${pkg.name}</h2><p>${pkg.license}</p>`;
}).join('');
}
})
generatedLicenseFilename
: LicenseFileName
new EmbeddedDependenciesWebpackPlugin({
generateLicenseFile: true,
generatedLicenseFilename: 'custom-license-file-name.html'
})
Name of the generated license file. Defaults to THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.html but can be customized to any name you want.
packageFilterPredicate
: (packageJson: IPackageData, filePath: string) => boolean
Function that allows you to filter out packages that you don't want to include in any generated files.
new EmbeddedDependenciesWebpackPlugin({
packageFilterPredicate: (packageJson: IPackageData, filePath: string): boolean => {
return packageJson.name !== 'my-package-to-exclude';
}
})
LicenseFileGeneratorFunction
export declare type LicenseFileGeneratorFunction = (packages: IPackageData[]) => string;
Function type that generates the license file.
const licenseFileGenerator: LicenseFileGeneratorFunction = (packages: IPackageData[]): string => {
return packages
.map((pkg) => {
return `<h2>${pkg.name}</h2><p>${pkg.license}</p>`;
}).join('');
}
LicenseFileName
export declare type LicenseFileName = `${string}.${'html' | 'md' | 'txt'}`;
Loose string type that represents the name of the generated license file. The string must have at least one character and must end with one of the following file extensions: html, md, or txt or else you'll receive a TypeScript error.
const licenseFileName: LicenseFileName = 'custom-license-file-name.html';
const licenseMarkdownFileName: LicenseFileName = 'custom-license-file-name.md';
const licenseTextFileName: LicenseFileName = 'custom-license-file-name.txt';
@rushstack/webpack-embedded-dependencies-plugin
is part of the Rush Stack family of projects.
FAQs
This plugin analyzes bundled dependencies from Node Modules for use with Component Governance and License Scanning.
We found that @rushstack/webpack-embedded-dependencies-plugin demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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