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Informations about the package webpack-encore-bundle

Nette integration with Webpack Encore

This package allows you to use the splitEntryChunks() feature from Webpack Encore by reading an entrypoints.json file and helping you render all of the dynamic script and link tags needed.

Inspired by symfony/webpack-encore-bundle

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Installation

The best way to install 68publishers/webpack-encore-bundle is using Composer:

the package requires integration with symfony/asset. We recommend using of our package 68publishers/asset, but you can use your own integration.

Configuration

First, register a compiler extension into DIC:

Minimal Configuration

You must also set the manifest path for the Asset component. If you are using 68publishers/asset, the configuration might look something like this:

Multiple builds

Default attributes

HTTP Preload

All scripts and styles will be preloaded via HTTP2 header Link if the option is enabled.

Entrypoints.json cache

The parsed content of the entrypoints.json file can be cached for faster loading. It is necessary to have the application integrated with symfony/console for this feature to work, as the cache must be created manually using the console command.

To generate the cache, run the following command:

The cache file will be generated as %wwwDir%//cache/webpack_encore.cache.php.

:exclamation: Cache must be regenerated when the entrypoints.json changes. Use the option in a production environment only and run the command within an application build.

Strict mode

By default, if we want to render tags for an entry that is not defined in the entrypoints.json, the application throws an EntryPointNotFoundException exception. You can disable this behaviour:

Usage in Latte templates

Script and Links tags should be rendered with macros encore_js and encore_css:

If for some reason you need manual access to individual file names, you can use the following Latte functions:

Events

If your application is integrated with symfony/event-dispatcher, you can handle the event RenderAssetTagEvent that is called when a script or link tag is generated.

Contributing

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Requires php Version ^7.4 || ^8.0
ext-json Version *
latte/latte Version ^2.5 || ^3.0
nette/di Version ^3.0.10
nette/utils Version ^3.2.5 || ^4.0
symfony/asset Version ^5.4 || ^6.0 || ^7.0
symfony/cache Version ^5.4 || ^6.0 || ^7.0
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