Since previous answers are quite old, it might help to highlight here that a workaround for Angular9 is just to add the following in your package.json: “browser”: { “fs”: false, “os”: false, “path”: false } This works very well for me. For reference, I found this solution on the official tensorflow/tfjs Github page here.
New webpack-dev-server is released, and it supports writeToDisk option. devServer: { writeToDisk: true }
The chunk-vendors.js, as its name says, is a bundle for all the modules that are not your own, but from other parties. They are called third-party modules, or vendor modules. Oftentimes, it means (only and) all the modules coming from the /node_modules directory of your project. In webpack 3, you had to do it on … Read more
In your webpack config, there are two options that can affect process.env: When you specify config.target (see config.target) When you define the process.env variable via DefinePlugin Looking at your code, it looks like process.env might be undefined when both options.prerender and options.minimize are false. You could fix this by always using an environment that defines … Read more
So I kind of found a solution to this, as described here If I change my webpack.config.js file to add the following attributes to the output object, i.e. var config = { // … output: { // … library: ‘MyApp’, libraryTarget: ‘umd’, umdNamedDefine: true, } } This specifies the file I’m bundling with webpack as … Read more
In bundle.js you will see original transpiled webpack bundle – this is normal behaviour. Open webpack:// and you will see your project files.
You are missing an appropriate loader that would match that png of yours. To fix this, set up either url-loader or file-loader so that it matches your png. url-loader has a limit option you may find useful. It allows you to control whether or not it emits dataurls (inline) or paths (uses file-loader and emits … Read more
Seems that you had installed globally only webpack and not webpack-cli. Therefore, npm install -g webpack-cli solves the issue. Explanation and alternative solutions: Why there is the problem in the first place? The following indicates that both webpack and webpack-cli packages are locally installed: I have the latest versions of webpack installed: “webpack”: “^4.0.0”, “webpack-cli”: … Read more
You are using the style-loader, which, by default, embeds your CSS in Javascript and injects it at runtime. If you want real CSS files instead of CSS embedded in your Javascript, you should use the ExtractTextPlugin. A basic config would be: Add var ExtractTextPlugin = require(‘extract-text-webpack-plugin’); to the top of your Webpack config file. Add … Read more
There is one more way to solve the problem, in addition to upgrading your webpack to webpack 5, as Ali Bigdeli’s answer pointed out. You can also just downgrade ts-loader to 8.2.0. Using your package manager of choice, that might look like: npm install ts-loader@~8.2.0 As pointed out in the Github question linked by Ali … Read more