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i-vulcanize-loader
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vulcanize loader for webcomponents and html-imports for webpack
Use html-imports and webcomponents in your webpack bundle with Vulcanize (from Polymer)
With ES6 support via babel.
NODE_ENV=production
or query parameter compress.require("vulcanize?compress=true&base=/lib!./imports.html");
// => returns i. e. "/lib/imports.html"
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separated list of relative filenames|
separated list of relative directoriesrequire("vulcanize?compress=true&base=/lib&watchFolders=./elements|./elements2&watchFiles=./elements3/a.html|./elements3/b.html!./imports.html");
// => returns i. e. "/lib/imports.html"
// rebuilds when any file in ./elements or ./elements2 changes
// rebuilds when ./elements3/a.html or ./elements3/b.html changes
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vulcanize loader for webcomponents and html-imports for webpack
We found that i-vulcanize-loader 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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