Since the release of Webpack 4.x, it has won the favor of code farmers alone. The project of our company is a VUE project based on WebPack 3.x version, which was constructed by VUE-CLI tool at that time. After the development of the project, we found that the packaging performance was low, and the project was multi-page, so the packaging files needed to be separated. Webpack’s original CommonsChunkPlugin was having trouble meeting its needs and wanted to replace it with SplitChunksPlugin, so the grueling upgrade process began.
Now I record my upgrade process as follows, hoping to provide some reference value to friends who need to upgrade VUE project.
Upgraded code
Step 1: Usevue-cliTool to create a simple Vue Webpack project
vue init webpack vue-webpack4-v2
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Open the package.json file and check the webpack version information. Find that webPack is still 3.x
"Webpack" : "^ 3.6.0," "webpack - bundle - analyzer" : "^ 2.9.0", "webpack - dev - server" : "^ 2.9.1", "webpack - merge" : "^ 4.1.0." "Copy the code
Step 2: Upgrade the NPM package
Because there are many packages to be upgraded, it is difficult to operate one by one. Therefore, it is recommended to use nPM-check to check and update the package version.
Because manual update is too troublesome, you can run the NPM -check -u command to batch update the NPM package
Packages to be added:
- “Webpack – cli” : “^ 3.1.0”
- “Mini – CSS – extract – the plugin” : “^ 0.4.1”
Packages to remove (as well as plug-ins that reference this package in the WebPack configuration) :
- “Extract – text – webpack – plugin” : “^ 3.0.0”
- “Uglifyjs webpack – plugin” : “^ 1.1.1”
- “Optimize – the CSS – assets – webpack – plugin” : “^ 5.0.0”
Note:
- “Eslint “: “^5.3.0” version number not too high, change to “^4.0.0”
Step 3: WebPack configuration upgrade
See the official upgrade documentation To V4 from V3
Major changes the build/webpack. XXX. Conf. Js file
Step 4: Configure and upgrade vue-Loader
Migrate from V14 by referring to the official upgrade documentation
Major changes the build/vue – loader. Conf. Js and build/webpack. XXX. Conf., js file
Note:
- To get rid of
build/webpack.prod.conf.js
In theOptimizeCSSPlugin
The plug-in
conclusion
After the above four steps, the project can basically run successfully, but my ability is limited, some configuration principles are also vaguely understood, but the process of growth is to dare to continue to fail and try, so as to step by step from unfamiliar to familiar. As the saying goes, “The road ahead is long, I see no end. I will search high and low.”
reference
- Vue project upgrade to Webpack 4.x preliminary pit summary
- Vue Cli 3.0 has been released with WebPack 4.x and you don’t have to upgrade yourself anymore