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Webpacker 3.0: No separate process needed, less config generated
Webpacker 3.0: No separate process needed, less config generated We’ve just made it even easier to use Webpack with Rails with this third major release of Webpacker. The two big changes are that a separate process is no longer needed in development and that the vast majority of the config now lives in the Webpacker npm package, so your config/ directory stays clean and updates are much easier. We
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Making Webpacker run on Cloud 9 · Issue #176 · rails/webpacker
As previously discussed in PR #107, I am having trouble making webpack work with Rails in my development environment, which is Cloud 9. The problem seems to be that Cloud 9 only allows the 0.0.0.0 interface and a few ports (8080, 8081, etc.). Basically, I am experiencing the same problem as in this issue. It seems fixed they problem by adding webpack-dev-server/client?https://0.0.0.0:8080 as an en
Rails 5.1: Loving JavaScript, System Tests, Encrypted Secrets, and more
Rails 5.1: Loving JavaScript, System Tests, Encrypted Secrets, and more In celebration of the 12th RailsConf in Phoenix, Arizona this week, we’re proud to announce that Rails 5.1 is ready in its final form! We’ve spent over 4,100 commits since Rails 5.0 making everything EASIER, SIMPLER, and, uhhh, FUNNER? (That’s a RailsConf joke). The highlight reel hasn’t really changed since the first beta, bu
ActionCable 5.1.0-beta1 throws uncaught referenced error upon import in Webpacker · Issue #28428 · rails/rails
Steps to reproduce Using rails 5.1.0-beta1, run yarn add actioncable@5.1.0-beta to get actioncable in your application to be 5.1.0-beta1. Create a file in frontend/javascripts that will be loaded by webpacker that imports actioncable as such import * as ActionCable from 'actioncable' (this is typescript syntax) Expected behavior ActionCable should be loaded normally and no problem should occur as
Rails 5.1.0.beta1: Loving JavaScript, System Tests, Encrypted Secrets, and more
Rails 5.1.0.beta1: Loving JavaScript, System Tests, Encrypted Secrets, and more Rails 5.0 was released just some eight months ago, and now, some 3500 commits later, we’re already close to the next big release. And what release this version 5.1 is lining up to be! We’ve made great strides on long-term promises and key ergonomics while also spring cleaning a bunch of deprecated code. Let me walk you
Rails5.1から導入されるwebpacker.gemは本当にRailsのフロントエンド開発に福音をもたらすのか? - Qiita
Rails5.1が今betaで出ていますね。中でも目玉はwebpacker.gemによるモダンなフロントエンド開発がRailsに導入されることでしょう。 今までのRailsのasset pipelineとは別に、yarnによって依存性を管理しwebpackで結合する独立したjsのビルドシステムがサポートされます。 これによって、以下のような従来のasset pipelineでは解決がむずかしかった問題への解が示されました。 coffee scriptへの依存 npmによる依存性、バージョン管理が難しい javascriptのライブラリが野良gem化されてupdateされない問題 webpacker.gemはyarn/webpackの薄いwrapperとなっていて、加えて幾つかのrakeタスクを追加することでフロントエンド開発をサポートします。 具体的には以下のような機能が提供されます。 y
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Replacing the asset pipeline with Webpack 2 in Rails Other than Rails devs, no one else uses sprockets as far as I'm aware, and so it is a very small ecosystem used by a small subset of devs. Therefore, if we want to get these libraries working in Rails, then we either have to port them to sprockets and maintain them ourselves, or hope that someone else within the community will do it for us. This
Introducing Webpacker
With the ever-changing JavaScript world, one important thing that has been lacking in Rails was support for proper bundling system for JavaScript assets, but from Rails 5.1 this is going to change with the introduction of new Webpacker gem. Rails 5.1 ships with webpack and yarn via the –webpack option and out of the box integration with React, Angular, vue, elm and more coming soon. PrerequisitesR
GitHub - rails/webpacker: Use Webpack to manage app-like JavaScript modules in Rails
Webpacker has served the Rails community for over five years as a bridge to compiled and bundled JavaScript. This bridge is no longer needed for most people in most situations following the release of Rails 7. We now have three great default answers to JavaScript in 2021+, and thus we will no longer be evolving Webpacker in an official Rails capacity. For applications currently using Webpacker, th
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Configuring an Elm App with Environment Variables via webpack
