Require-error-handler-webpack-plugin NPM

require-error-handler-webpack-plugin

Adds error callback to require.ensure and AMD require calls.

NOTE: Split point error handling was landed in Webpack 2 via System.import so I'd strongly advise against using this plugin.

Usage

var requireErrorHandlerPlugin = require('require-error-handler-webpack-plugin');
var JsonpMainTemplatePlugin = require('webpack/lib/JsonpMainTemplatePlugin');

{
	plugins: [
		// `JsonpMainTemplatePlugin` is neccesary as it must be monkey patched.
		new requireErrorHandlerPlugin.JsonpErrorHandlerPlugin(JsonpMainTemplatePlugin),
        new requireErrorHandlerPlugin.RequireEnsureErrorHandlerPlugin(),
        new requireErrorHandlerPlugin.AMDRequireErrorHandlerPlugin()
	]
}

JsonpErrorHandlerPlugin

Adds an error callback to the jsonp transport method that is called when a chunk fails to load.

NOTE: This depends on the JsonpTemplatePlugin being applied (webpack does this by default given a target of 'web' or 'node-webkit').

RequireEnsureErrorHandlerPlugin

Adds support for the following signatures:

require.ensure(['a'], function() {
    // success
}, function() {
    // error
}, 'a');

require.ensure(['b'], function() {
    // success
}, function() {
    // error
});

require.ensure(['c'], function() {
    // success
}, 'c');

require.ensure(['d'], function() {
    // success
});

NOTE: This depends on the RequireEnsurePlugin being applied (webpack does this by default).

AMDRequireErrorHandlerPlugin

Adds support for the following signatures:

require(['c'], function() {
	// success
}, function() {
	// error
});

require(['b'], function() {
    // success
});

require(['a']);

NOTE: This depends on the AMDRequirePlugin being applied (webpack does this by default).

BundleLoader

Adds an error callback to the bundle loader, e.g.

// Supports both immediate and lazy requires.
var bundle = require("require-error-handler-webpack-plugin/src/BundleLoader!./file.js");

bundle(function(file) {
    // success
}, function() {
    // errror
});

Todo

Update bundle-loader to support new require.ensure syntax.
Work out how to alias the loader to 'bundle' and carry across query params.
Add support for default wrapper when chunks are merged
Add support for named chunks using AMD, i.e. require(name?, deps, successCallback?, errorCallback?)
Work out how this can occur and support it.
Remove hacks required to get this to work by potentially requesting changes to webpack to make it easier to hook in.

webpack require.ensure require error handling

loader-utils webpack

@infinitebrahmanuniverse/nolb-requi @everything-registry/sub-chunk-2654 gradle-babel-asset-pipeline-helper

0.0.2

9 years ago

0.0.1

9 years ago

require-error-handler-webpack-plugin v0.0.2