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cleandir-webpack-plugin

This plugin allows you to delete files/directories before or after bundle compilation.
Comparing to most popular cleanup plugin, cleandir-webpack-plugin provides you with ability to run plugin after files was written to output directory and ability to exclude files with glob patterns.

Installation

npm i --save cleandir-webpack-plugin

Usage

// webpack.conf.js
const CleanDirWebpackPlugin = require("cleandir-webpack-plugin");

module.exports = {
    plugins:[
            new CleanDirWebpackPlugin(paths [, options])
    ]
}
paths (required)

Paths can be a valuable string or an array of strings.
Each string should be a valid glob pattern (node-glob is used under the hood).

options (optional)
const options = {
    // The momen when cleanup will be triggered, before or after emitting assets to output dir.
    // This way you will be able to remove redundant files generated by webpack
    // 
    // Variants: "before", "after"
    // Default: "before"
    stage: "before",
    
    // Same as paths parameter, but files and direcroties matching given globs wont be deleted
    //
    // Default: []
    exclude: [],
    
    // If true writes result of each glob processing
    //
    // Default: true
    verbose: true,
    
    // If true, will not generate any console output (excepting error)
    //
    // Default: false
    silent: false,
    
    // If true, will only emulate deletion (will not remove files)
    //
    // Default: false
    dryRun: false,
    
    // Allow plugin to clean paths outside of given root path
    //
    // Default: false
    allowExternal: false,
    
    // Path that will be treated as relative root for globs
    //
    // Default: path.dirname(module.parent.filename)
    root: path.dirname(module.parent.filename),
}

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Package last updated on 28 Aug 2018

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