⚡ An opinionated Webpack plugin for LWC based on the official @salesforce/lwc-webpack-plugin.

This plugin allows you to use LWC within any web framework project that uses Webpack.

A list of changes and additions to the official @salesforce/lwc-webpack-plugin plugin.

• Adds support for namespaces and multi directory modules (as per @lukethacoder/lwc-module-resolver)
• Adds support for rootDir, instead of defaulting to process.cwd()

pnpm add -D @lukethacoder/lwc-webpack-plugin @lukethacoder/lwc-module-resolver lwc 

Note that you must install your own dependencies for lwc and @lukethacoder/lwc-module-resolver.

const LwcWebpackPlugin = require('@lukethacoder/lwc-webpack-plugin') module.exports = { plugins: [new LwcWebpackPlugin()] }

The above example assumes that you have configured LWC modules via lwc.config.json in your project root, or as lwc key in your package.json.

Pass the module configuration as parameter to the plugin, if you prefer to not use any of the above mentioned LWC module configuration options.

const LwcWebpackPlugin = require('@lukethacoder/lwc-webpack-plugin') module.exports = { plugins: [ new LwcWebpackPlugin({ rootDir: './my-cool-project', modules: [ { dirs: [ './shared/main/default/lwc', './project1/main/default/lwc', './project2/main/default/lwc', ], namespace: 'c', }, { npm: 'lwc-recipes-oss-ui-components' }, { npm: 'lightning-base-components' } ] }) ] }

The plugin takes also three additional configuration options:

• rootDir - defaults to process.cmd()
• stylesheetConfig
• outputConfig

These options are 1:1 mappings of the LWC Compiler options, which are documented here.