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How do you actually generate the manifest.json file?? #47
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Hi, This plugin would create the manifest.json for you at whatever location you supplied to the output path in your webpack config. Then Flask-Webpack would read in that manifest file. There is a full example Flask project located at https://github.com/nickjj/flask-webpack/tree/master/flask_webpack/tests/test_app. Let me know if that helps. |
Ok, how do you actually run the plugin and generate the file though? Is it "npx webpack" ? |
You would run webpack as usual. If you follow the Flask example app project then:
Those commands work because they are defined in |
@RandallJEllis hi, this article helped me a lot to figure out how nodejs infrastructure works. May be it'll help you also. |
Hello,
I'm new to Flask and web development generally, but from the readme, I'm not understanding how to actually generate the manifest.json file. For example, the Quickstart code -- where do you put that? In package.json? The webpack.config.js file? And whichever file you put it in, how do you run that file and generate the manifest.json file? A clearer explanation would be greatly appreciated, but I also apologize if this is plainly obvious and I'm just a n00b
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