minecraft-addon-toolchain-webpack v1.1.0

minecraft-addon-toolchain-webpack

Webpack

Adds support for modern JavaScript features not supported by the Minecraft Scripting Engine, such as modules and multi-file projects.

This was heavily based on minecraft-addon-toolchain-browserify, but was adapted to use webpack.

Installing

npm install --save-dev minecraft-addon-toolchain-webpack

Adding to the toolchain

const MinecraftAddonBuilder = require('minecraft-addon-toolchain/v1')
const WebpackSupport = require('minecraft-addon-toolchain-webpack')

const builder = new MinecraftAddonBuilder(<youraddonname>)
builder.addPlugin(new WebpackSupport())

module.exports = builder.configureEverythingForMe();

Usage

You can view an example of how this can be used on the original package's README.

Configuration

You can override the settings passed to Babelify any of the following settings the BrowserifySupport object.

const MinecraftAddonBuilder = require('minecraft-addon-toolchain/v1')
const WebpackSupport = require('minecraft-addon-toolchain-webpack')

const builder = new MinecraftAddonBuilder(<youraddonname>);
const webpackSupport = new WebpackSupport();

/// Modify options that webpack will use
//webpackSupport.webpackOptions

/// Enable minification and other enhancements
//webpackSupport.webpackOptions.mode = 'production'

/// Modify the rules that webpack will use
// IMPORTANT: Before doing so, check note below.
//webpackSupport.webpackRules

///Enable single file entry (more details below)
//webpackSupport.options.multiEntry = false

/// Change the intermediate output directory
//webpackSupport.intermediateDir = './out/before-webpack'

/// Change the entry point scripts that will be bundled.
//webpackSupport.entryPoints = ['scripts/client/*.js', 'scripts/server/*.js']

/// Add additional files to be bundled
//webpackSupport.bundleSources = ["scripts/**/*.js" ];

builder.addPlugin(webpackSupport)

module.exports = builder.configureEverythingForMe();

*Multiple Entry Files

If this is enabled (see info above) the compiler will only look for the files of ./scripts/client/client.js and ./scripts/server/server.js. This is useful if you want to only have one file as the output. By default this is disabled and will work exactly like minecraft-addon-toolchain-browserify.

For further information about the various configuration options provided by the various tools, consult the following links: