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npm install nodemon-webpack-plugin

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Typescript

Yes

Module System

CommonJS

Min. Node Version

>=8.10.0

Node Version

14.18.3

NPM Version

8.19.4 Score

48.7

Supply Chain

63.9

Quality

74.4

Maintenance

100

Vulnerability

99.6

License

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Open

3

Total

132

Closed

30

Merged

99

Issues

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2

Total

44

Closed

42

Releases

30

v4.8.2

Published on 10 Oct 2023

v4.8.1

Published on 11 Jul 2022

v4.8.0

Published on 17 Jun 2022

v4.7.1

Published on 03 Feb 2022

v4.7.0

Published on 29 Nov 2021

v4.6.0

Published on 18 Nov 2021

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Languages

3

JavaScript

Gherkin

Shell

JavaScript (85.13%)

Gherkin (14.02%)

Shell (0.85%)

Developer

Izhaki

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183 Stars

268 Commits

21 Forks

4 Watching

3 Branches

9 Contributors

Bundle Size

141.75 kB

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49.08 kB

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Maintainers

1

Package Meta Information

Latest Version

4.8.2

Package Id

nodemon-webpack-plugin@4.8.2

Unpacked Size

11.30 kB

Size

4.61 kB

File Count

6

NPM Version

8.19.4

Node Version

14.18.3

Publised On

10 Oct 2023

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Dependencies

2

@types/nodemon nodemon

Peer Dependencies

1

webpack

Dev Dependencies

30

Versions

Nodemon Webpack Plugin

Uses Nodemon to watch and restart your module's output file (presumably a server), but only when webpack is in watch mode (ie, --watch).

Saves the need for installing, configuring and running Nodemon as a separate process.

Installation

1npm install nodemon-webpack-plugin --save-dev

Usage

1const NodemonPlugin = require('nodemon-webpack-plugin'); // Ding
2
3module.exports = {
4  entry: './src/server.js',
5  output: {
6    path: path.resolve('./dist'),
7    filename: 'server.js',
8  },
9  plugins: [
10    new NodemonPlugin(), // Dong
11  ],
12};

Then:

1$ webpack --watch

Modes

Zero-config mode

1new NodemonPlugin();

Will watch and restart the output file.

With config

Provide a Nodemon config object, like so:

1new NodemonPlugin({
2  // If using more than one entry, you can specify
3  // which output file will be restarted.
4  script: './dist/server.js',
5
6  // What to watch.
7  watch: path.resolve('./dist'),
8
9  // Arguments to pass to the script being watched.
10  args: ['demo'],
11
12  // Node arguments.
13  nodeArgs: ['--debug=9222'],
14
15  // Files to ignore.
16  ignore: ['*.js.map'],
17
18  // Extensions to watch.
19  ext: 'js,njk,json',
20
21  // Unlike the cli option, delay here is in milliseconds (also note that it's a string).
22  // Here's 1 second delay:
23  delay: '1000',
24
25  // Detailed log.
26  verbose: true,
27
28  // Environment variables to pass to the script to be restarted
29  env: {
30    NODE_ENV: 'development',
31  },
32});

For a full list of options, see Nodemon's type definitions (Settings interface).

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Score

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Last Scanned on 2024-12-23

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