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markfinger/python-webpack-manifest: Manifest loader for webpack

Manifest loader that allows you to include references to files built by webpack. Handles manifests generated by the webpack-yam-plugin.

• Load references to webpack assets
• Uses relative paths to ensure that manifests+assets can be pre-built and deployed across environments
• Caches file reads to reduce overhead in production environments
• Provides an opt-in debug mode which disables caching and blocks the python process as webpack completes re-builds
• Designed to be optionally packaged with redistributable apps+libraries that need to avoid dependency-hell.

If you are using webpack with Django, you might also want to check out Owais' django-webpack-loader project. He has some great docs and the project has a lot of use. This project originated as a re-implementation of django-webpack-loader as I needed support for some of the above features. Personally, I continue to use this project in Django projects by exposing the manifest to templates via a call to webpack_manifest.load(...) in a view or a context processor.

• Installation
• Usage
• Usage in Django
• How to run the tests

If you're using this in a project, use pip

pip install webpack-manifest

If you're using this in an redistributable app or library, just copy the loader's file in so that you can avoid causing any dependency pains downstream.

If you installed with pip, import it with

from webpack_manifest import webpack_manifest

If you copied the source file in, import it with

Once you've imported the manifest loader...

manifest = webpack_manifest.load(
    # An absolute path to a manifest file
    path='/abs/path/to/manifest.json',

    # The root url that your static assets are served from
    static_url='/static/',

    # optional args...
    # ----------------

    # Ensures that the manifest is flushed every time you call `load(...)`
    # If webpack is currently building, it will also delay until it's ready.
    # You'll want to set this to True in your development environment
    debug=False,

    # Max timeout (in seconds) that the loader will wait while webpack is building.
    # This setting is only used when the `debug` argument is True
    timeout=60,

    # If a manifest read fails during deserialization, a second attempt will be
    # made after a small delay. By default, if `read_retry` is `None` and `debug`
    # is `True`, it well be set to `1`
    read_retry=None,

    # If you want to access the actual file content, provide the build directory root
    static_root='/var/www/static/',
)

# `load` returns a manifest object with properties that match the names of
# the entries in your webpack config. The properties matching your entries
# have `js` and `css` properties that are pre-rendered strings that point
# to all your JS and CSS assets. Additionally, access internal entry data with:
# `js.rel_urls` and `css.rel_urls` - relative urls
# `js.content` and `css.content` - raw string content
# `js.inline` and `css.inline` - pre-rendered inline asset elements

# A string containing pre-rendered script elements for the "main" entry
manifest.main.js  # '<script src="/static/path/to/file.js"></script><script ... >'

# A string containing pre-rendered link elements for the "main" entry
manifest.main.css  # '<link rel="stylesheet" href="/static/path/to/file.css"><link ... >'

# A string containing pre-rendered link elements for the "vendor" entry
manifest.vendor.css  # '<link rel="stylesheet" href="/static/path/to/file.css"><link ... >'

# A list containing relative urls (without the static url) to the "vender" entry
manifest.vendor.css.rel_urls  # ['path/to/file.css', 'path/to/another.css', ...]

# A string containing concatenated script elements for the "main" entry
manifest.main.js.content  # '/* content of file1.js, files2.js, ...*/'

# A string containing pre-rendered inline script elements for the "main" entry
manifest.main.js.inline  # '<script>/* content of file1.js, files2.js, ...*/</script>'

# A string containing pre-rendered inline style elements for the "main" entry
manifest.main.css.inline  # '<style>/* content of file1.css, files2.css, ...*/</style>'

# Note: If you don't name your entry, webpack will automatically name it "main".

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    # ...
    'webpack_manifest',
)

WEBPACK_MANIFEST = {
    'manifests': {
        'my_project': {
            'path': '/path/to/manifest.json',
            'static_url': STATIC_URL,
            'static_root': STATIC_ROOT,
            'debug': DEBUG,
        },
    },
}

{% load webpack_manifest_tags %}

{% load_webpack_manifest 'my_project' as manifest %}

<!-- render any stylesheets from the build -->
{{ manifest.main.css|safe }}

<!-- render any scripts from the build -->
{{ manifest.main.js|safe }}

pip install -r requirements.txt
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