webpack-asset-manifest v1.0.0

Webpack Asset Manifest

Generates an asset manifest file, specifically for server-side frameworks like rails and sinatra that don’t generate asset links with Javascript.

Usage

Add the following to your webpack.config.js:

var AssetManifestPlugin = require('webpack-asset-manifest'),

var config = {
...
    plugins: [
      new AssetManifestPlugin('webpack-assets.json', path.resolve(__dirname, 'app/assets')),
};

/* Use the PrefetchPlugin to feed images to AssetManifestPlugin. */
var images = glob.sync('app/assets/images/**/*.+(jpg|jpeg|gif|png)');
images.forEach(function(image) {
  config.plugins.push(new webpack.PrefetchPlugin('./' + image));
});

Commitizen

webpack-asset-manifest uses Commitizen to format commit messages.

• Install it globally $ npm install -g commitizen Once you are ready to commit, follow the familiar github workflow, with a slight change.

  $ git add <files>
  $ git cz

  git cz will bring up the Commitizen commit prompt, follow the instructions, and $ git push as usual.

  This commit message format is used for semantic-release.

License

MIT