I created a few different sample projects, using this project as a starting point - and I always seem to run into errors whenever attempting to bundle other libraries within mine (e.g., I want be dependent a form library, but don't want to force that dependency on a consuming application by using a devDependency/peerDependency combination).
As I had noted in issue #53, using libraries which I want to force the consuming application to specify a dependency on is relatively trivial (add to devDependency/peerDependency in my library, and add to the "externals" configuration within your webpack.config file(s).
In this particular case, I couldn't find a way to simply bundle another library without having to go that route - until I realized that I needed to add to the webpack output config (a libraryTarget attribute had already been added, but I needed to also specify library and umdNamedDefine attributes before this all worked for me). Now, I can simply add internal dependencies to my package.json's dependency array, and my consuming application is none the wiser.
DimiMikadze
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4 years ago
I created a few different sample projects, using this project as a starting point - and I always seem to run into errors whenever attempting to bundle other libraries within mine (e.g., I want be dependent a form library, but don't want to force that dependency on a consuming application by using a devDependency/peerDependency combination).
As I had noted in issue #53, using libraries which I want to force the consuming application to specify a dependency on is relatively trivial (add to devDependency/peerDependency in my library, and add to the "externals" configuration within your webpack.config file(s).
In this particular case, I couldn't find a way to simply bundle another library without having to go that route - until I realized that I needed to add to the webpack output config (a libraryTarget attribute had already been added, but I needed to also specify library and umdNamedDefine attributes before this all worked for me). Now, I can simply add internal dependencies to my package.json's dependency array, and my consuming application is none the wiser.