chocolatin

Chocolatin

When you start with WebPack, you need to :

• Install a lot of package (loaders, plugins, ...).
• Make WebPack configuration with messy object in different environment (dev, prod, testing, ...).
• Setup external tools configuration (linter, .babelrc file, ...).

Chocolatin help developers to leverage friction & time-lost with WebPack configuration.

How to install

You need Node.js >= 6 and NPM >= 3.

Chocolatin work with WebPack 2 : we will follow WebPack road-map and update package as soon as possible before final release.

So now, install Chocolatin with NPM in your project :

npm i chocolatin --save-dev

Or with Yarn :

yarn add chocolatin --dev

Usage

Touch a new file and import Chocolatin module.

// build.js
'use strict';

const chocolatin = require('chocolatin');

chocolatin.burn({
  mixins: [/* Mixins */],
  loaders: [/* Loaders */],
  plugins: [/* Plugins */],
});

Then, simply run file with Node.js :

node ./build.js

You can ship the "demo" directory for some example in different environment with Babel, TypeScript, Node.js, Angular 2, React, Electron, ...

API

provide({ mixins: Array<Object>, loaders: Array<Object>, plugins: Array<Function> )): WebPack Configuration

burn({ mixins: Array<Object>, loaders: Array<Object>, plugins: Array<Function> )): WebPack Compiler

watch({ mixins: Array<Object>, loaders: Array<Object>, plugins: Array<Function> )): WebPack Watcher

server({ mixins: Array<Object>, loaders: Array<Object>, plugins: Array<Function> )): WebPack Dev Server