pywebpack 1.0.2

Webpack integration layer for Python.

Webpack integration layer for Python.

Using Flask? Check out Flask-WebpackExt.

PyWebpack makes it easy to interface with your existing Webpack project and does not try to manage Webpack for you. PyWebpack does this via:

• Manifests: You tell Webpack to write a manifest.json using plugins such as webpack-manifest-plugin, webpack-yam-plugin or webpack-bundle-tracker. PyWebpack reads the manifest and makes your compiled assets available to your template engine such as Jinja.

• API for NPM: PyWebpack provides an API so that e.g. project.install() will run npm install in your Webpack project.

Optionally you can use PyWebpack to also:

• Inject configuration: PyWebpack will write a config.json into your webpack project, which you can import in your webpack configuration. You can define what goes in the config e.g. let webpack know about output paths or dynamic entry points.

• Collect bundles: If your Webpack project is spread over multiple Python packages, PyWebpack can help you dynamically assemble the files into a Webpack project. This is useful if you don’t know until build time which packages are installed.

Further documentation is available on https://pywebpack.readthedocs.io/

Changes

Version 1.0.2 (released 2020-04-28)

• Adds a depth parameter to LinkStorage to allow for higher level symlinking on the folder-level.

Version 1.0.1 (released 2020-02-14)

• Adds support for having bundles that are callables in bundles_from_entry_point.

Version 1.0.0 (released 2018-10-29)

• Adds documentation and extra tests.

Version 0.1.2 (released 2017-11-06)

• Fix invalid closing of </link> tag.

Version 0.1.1 (released 2017-05-29)

• Fix problem with package.json not being updated.

• Fix merging of package.json dependencies.

• Increase test coverage.

Version 0.1.0 (released 2017-05-16)

• Initial public release.