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Webpack Stats Plugin
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This plugin will ingest the webpack
[stats](https://github.com/webpack/docs/wiki/node.js-api#stats) object,
process / transform the object and write out to a file for further consumption.
The most common use case is building a hashed bundle and wanting to
programmatically refer to the correct bundle path in your Node.js server.
## Installation
The plugin is available via [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/webpack-stats-plugin):
```
$ npm install --save webpack-stats-plugin
```
## Examples
You can see lots of examples at
[`demo/webpack.config.js`](demo/webpack.config.js).
### Basic
```js
var StatsWriterPlugin = require("webpack-stats-plugin").StatsWriterPlugin;
module.exports = {
plugins: [
// Everything else **first**.
// Write out stats file to build directory.
new StatsWriterPlugin({
filename: "stats.json" // Default
})
]
}
```
### Custom Transform Function
The transform function has a signature of:
```js
/**
* Transform skeleton.
*
* @param {Object} data Stats object
* @param {Object} opts Options
* @param {Object} opts.compiler Current compiler instance
* @returns {String} String to emit to file
*/
function (data, opts) {}
```
which you can use like:
```js
var StatsWriterPlugin = require("webpack-stats-plugin").StatsWriterPlugin;
module.exports = {
plugins: [
new StatsWriterPlugin({
transform: function (data, opts) {
return JSON.stringify({
main: data.assetsByChunkName.main[0],
css: data.assetsByChunkName.main[1]
}, null, 2);
}
})
]
}
```
## Plugins
* [`StatsWriterPlugin(opts)`](#statswriterplugin-opts-)
### `StatsWriterPlugin(opts)`
* **opts** (`Object`) options
* **opts.filename** (`String`) output file name (Default: "stat.json")
* **opts.fields** (`Array`) fields of stats obj to keep (Default: \["assetsByChunkName"\])
* **opts.transform** (`Function`) transform stats obj (Default: `JSON.stringify()`)
Stats writer module.
Stats can be a string or array (we"ll have array from using source maps):
```js
"assetsByChunkName": {
"main": [
"cd6371d4131fbfbefaa7.bundle.js",
"../js-map/cd6371d4131fbfbefaa7.bundle.js.map"
]
},
```
**Note**: The stats object is **big**. It includes the entire source included
in a bundle. Thus, we default `opts.fields` to `["assetsByChunkName"]` to
only include those. However, if you want the _whole thing_ (maybe doing an
`opts.transform` function), then you can set `fields: null` in options to
get **all** of the stats object.
See:
- http://webpack.github.io/docs/long-term-caching.html#get-filenames-from-stats
- https://github.com/webpack/docs/wiki/node.js-api#stats
**`filename`**: The `opts.filename` option can be a file name or path relative to
`output.path` in webpack configuration. It should not be absolute.
**`transform`**: By default, the retrieved stats object is `JSON.stringify`'ed
but by supplying an alternate transform you can target _any_ output format.
See [`demo/webpack.config.js`](demo/webpack.config.js) for various examples
including Markdown output.
- **Warning**: The output of `transform` should be a `String`, not an object.
On Node `v4.x` if you return a real object in `transform`, then webpack
will break with a `TypeError` (See [#8](https://github.com/FormidableLabs/webpack-stats-plugin/issues/8)). Just adding a simple
`JSON.stringify()` around your object is usually what you need to solve
any problems.
## Contributions
Contributions welcome! Make sure to pass `$ gulp check`.
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