Windows compatibility

[DerekRoth]

On Windows, the loader fails to generate a valid code and triggers syntax errors:

SyntaxError: Bad character escape sequence (1:65)
  Module parse failed: Bad character escape sequence (1:65)
  File was processed with these loaders:
   * ./node_modules/html-webpack-plugin/lib/loader.js
   * ./node_modules/twing-loader/dist/index.js
  You may need an additional loader to handle the result of these loaders.
  > const {cache, loader, getEnvironment} = require('E:\bamboo-home\xml-data\build-dir\FRONT-JOB1\sites\node_modules\twing-loader\dist\runtime.js');
  | const env = getEnvironment(require('E:\bamboo-home\xml-data\build-dir\FRONT-JOB1\sites\environment.js'));
  | cache.write('__HASHED__3f3518231f054cf969de2034816d600e1a9b4c3268efab00906999bd1f8d8b20', (() => {let module = {:

I think this is because in the loader, require.resolve is used to get the path of some files, but this path will contain backslashes on Windows that should be escaped.

[ericmorand]

Yes, most probably. We had the issue at some point with the filesystem loader too.

[ericmorand]

@DerekRoth can you give 2.0.2 a try?

[DerekRoth]

Just tested it, it is still failing when trying to require a template here:

for (let foundTemplateName of nodeVisitor.foundTemplateNames) {
            parts.push(`require('${foundTemplateName}');
}

[ericmorand]

Good point. I also need to run the integration test suite with both separators. Will fix that.

[ericmorand]

Will be covered by #17.