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Jason Brubaker
Jason Brubaker

Reputation: 163

Webpack and dust-core.js incompatible

I'm working on a webpack loader for dust.js. It works pretty well as long as I require the entire dustjs npm module via require('dustjs-linkedin). However, I want to require just the core (dist/dust-core) because the loader itself compiles the templates.

The issue appears to be that webpack is seeing the following: 

if (typeof define === "function" && define.amd && define.amd.dust === true) {
  define(["require", "dust.core"], function(require, dust) {
    dust.onLoad = function(name, cb) {
        require([name], function() {
            cb();
        });
    };
    return dust;
  });
}

and automatically turning on code-splitting. Specifically, the require([name], ...) call is causing webpack to attempt to package all of the files inside the dist folder. I can use a plugin to turn code-splitting off entirely, but then that makes my loader much less useful.

Is anybody using webpack to require dust.js and running into a similar issue? Has anybody solved that issue? I'm thinking of trying to contribute a fix that generates a webpack-friendly version of dust-core.js.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 629

Answers (1)

Interrobang
Interrobang

Reputation: 17434

You should be able to directly use lib/dust in your build.

When Dust is built into dist, AMD loader support for dust.onLoad is added as part of the build process, but you won't need that piece of code, and it's the code that's giving you trouble above.

Upvotes: 3

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