On the advice of A moderately Stoned Duck from my question on Assembling individual css and scripts into common files decided to try glob to crawl directories and include templates as points log in (yes, it probably looks strange). Next step is to install all the dependencies: cd express-webpack-template npm i. Once generator did it work, we can cd (or dir if you are on command prompt) into application folder. I also need the collector to go through all the directories recursively and leave the converted file in the source location. npx express-generator -pug -git express-webpack-template. In the documentation of the webpack, quite a bit is written about working with preprocessors templates and their operation requires explicit import. I followed their instruction to be able to use a custom template engine like Handlebars or in my case Pug. We must install some dependencies: > npm install style-loader css-loader extract-text-webpack-plugin -save-dev or yarn add style-loader css-loader extract-text-webpack-plugin -dev. I followed their instruction to be able to use a custom template engine like Handlebars or in my case Pug. The Webpack documentation about CSS gives us an idea on how to solve this task. The folder of each application contains a different number of templates: ├── appĪccordingly, their explicit import can be inconvenient. I'm currently trying to get Pug templates running with the HTML Webpack Plugin. The project contains templates, styles, scripts for each application, which are located in a separate directory. In the views folder, we create a file called index with an extension called. Within the src, create a folder called views. In the root folder, create a folder called src. Let’s create our own Pug file to fully understand the Pug template. Module.exports = (req || req).How can I convert pug files into html templates without explicitly importing them to the entry point? Let’s install PUG in our Node application as a dependency. Rather, each file looks anycodings_webpack-html-loader something like: var req = require('!!/node_modules/pug-loader/index.js!/index.pug') I have not seen an example using Pug and only one using Stylus, which would be the Hacker News SSR example. This correctly generates files for each pug anycodings_webpack-html-loader template in my project, but the files do not anycodings_webpack-html-loader contain html. The use of Stylus and Pug/Jade on the single file components guide page looks enticing. My nfig: const path = require('path') Ĭonst src = path.resolve(_dirname, 'src') Ĭonst dist = path.resolve(_dirname, 'dist') anycodings_webpack-html-loader The problem I'm having is in getting anycodings_webpack-html-loader pug-loader to render html into the files. I'm trying to output individual html files anycodings_webpack-html-loader from pug templates in my webpack project.

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