WebpackDevMiddlewareOptions Class

Definition

Namespace:

Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices.Webpack

Assembly:

Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices.dll

Package:

Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices v3.1.18

Source:

WebpackDevMiddlewareOptions.cs

Caution

Use Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices.Extensions

Options for configuring a Webpack dev middleware compiler.

public ref class WebpackDevMiddlewareOptions

[System.Obsolete("Use Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices.Extensions")]
public class WebpackDevMiddlewareOptions

[<System.Obsolete("Use Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices.Extensions")>]
type WebpackDevMiddlewareOptions = class

Public Class WebpackDevMiddlewareOptions

Inheritance

Object

WebpackDevMiddlewareOptions

Attributes

ObsoleteAttribute

Constructors

WebpackDevMiddlewareOptions()

Properties

ConfigFile	Specifies the Webpack configuration file to be used. If not set, defaults to 'webpack.config.js'.
EnvironmentVariables	Specifies additional environment variables to be passed to the Node instance hosting the webpack compiler.
EnvParam	Specifies a value for the "env" parameter to be passed into the Webpack configuration function. The value must be JSON-serializable, and will only be used if the Webpack configuration is exported as a function.
HotModuleReplacement	If true, hot module replacement (HMR) will be enabled. This automatically updates Webpack-built resources (such as JavaScript, CSS, or images) in your web browser whenever source files are changed.
HotModuleReplacementClientOptions	Specifies additional options to be passed to the Webpack Hot Middleware client, if used.
HotModuleReplacementEndpoint	If set, overrides the URL that Webpack's client-side code will connect to when listening for updates. This must be a root-relative URL similar to "/__webpack_hmr" (which is the default endpoint).
HotModuleReplacementServerPort	Overrides the internal port number that client-side HMR code will connect to.
ProjectPath	The root path of your project. Webpack runs in this context.
ReactHotModuleReplacement	If true, enables React-specific extensions to Webpack's hot module replacement (HMR) feature. This enables React components to be updated without losing their in-memory state.