How to match against multiple dynamic url parts with webpackInclude?
I have dynamic import with multiple variables:
import(`./locale/${country}/${language}.json`)
When I add a "magic" webpackInclude comment:
/* webpackInclude: /.json$/ */
it is only matched against the second variable. How do I write a regexp that can match the whole path string?
There's no example or explanation in the official documentation: https://webpack.js.org/api/module-methods/
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asked Nov 22 at 18:33
Giuseppe Cazzato
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I have dynamic import with multiple variables:
import(`./locale/${country}/${language}.json`)
When I add a "magic" webpackInclude comment:
/* webpackInclude: /.json$/ */
it is only matched against the second variable. How do I write a regexp that can match the whole path string?
There's no example or explanation in the official documentation: https://webpack.js.org/api/module-methods/
webpack webpack-4
asked Nov 22 at 18:33
Giuseppe Cazzato
49110
it is aready a regex, just improve it!
– PlayMa256
Nov 22 at 18:59
Clear. But it is matched against "language" only. I need something like "de/(.?)/.json$" to match against both variables "country" and "language", which doesn't work.
– Giuseppe Cazzato
Nov 22 at 19:32
add a comment |
I have dynamic import with multiple variables:
import(`./locale/${country}/${language}.json`)
When I add a "magic" webpackInclude comment:
/* webpackInclude: /.json$/ */
it is only matched against the second variable. How do I write a regexp that can match the whole path string?
There's no example or explanation in the official documentation: https://webpack.js.org/api/module-methods/
webpack webpack-4
asked Nov 22 at 18:33
Giuseppe Cazzato
49110
I have dynamic import with multiple variables:
import(`./locale/${country}/${language}.json`)
When I add a "magic" webpackInclude comment:
/* webpackInclude: /.json$/ */
it is only matched against the second variable. How do I write a regexp that can match the whole path string?
There's no example or explanation in the official documentation: https://webpack.js.org/api/module-methods/
webpack webpack-4
webpack webpack-4
asked Nov 22 at 18:33
Giuseppe Cazzato
49110
asked Nov 22 at 18:33
Giuseppe Cazzato
49110
asked Nov 22 at 18:33
Giuseppe Cazzato
49110
asked Nov 22 at 18:33
Giuseppe Cazzato
49110
asked Nov 22 at 18:33
Giuseppe Cazzato
49110
49110
it is aready a regex, just improve it!
– PlayMa256
Nov 22 at 18:59
Clear. But it is matched against "language" only. I need something like "de/(.?)/.json$" to match against both variables "country" and "language", which doesn't work.
– Giuseppe Cazzato
Nov 22 at 19:32
add a comment |
it is aready a regex, just improve it!
– PlayMa256
Nov 22 at 18:59
Clear. But it is matched against "language" only. I need something like "de/(.?)/.json$" to match against both variables "country" and "language", which doesn't work.
– Giuseppe Cazzato
Nov 22 at 19:32
it is aready a regex, just improve it!
– PlayMa256
Nov 22 at 18:59
it is aready a regex, just improve it!
– PlayMa256
Nov 22 at 18:59
Clear. But it is matched against "language" only. I need something like "de/(.?)/.json$" to match against both variables "country" and "language", which doesn't work.
– Giuseppe Cazzato
Nov 22 at 19:32
Clear. But it is matched against "language" only. I need something like "de/(.?)/.json$" to match against both variables "country" and "language", which doesn't work.
– Giuseppe Cazzato
Nov 22 at 19:32
add a comment |
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it is aready a regex, just improve it!
– PlayMa256
Nov 22 at 18:59
Clear. But it is matched against "language" only. I need something like "de/(.?)/.json$" to match against both variables "country" and "language", which doesn't work.
– Giuseppe Cazzato
Nov 22 at 19:32