ngux-loader for webpack

Dependencies

This loader executes a dot.net exe (https://github.com/fusetools/NGUX).
As such it requires mono when using a non-windows platform.
To install mono using Homebrew execute the following instruction:

To install Homebrew open a Terminal and paste in the following command

ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

Then to install mono, execute:

brew update && brew install mono

Usage

Documentation: Using loaders

Code

var html = require("html-loader!./file.ngux?subdir=ngux");

or

webpack.config.js

{
    test: /\.ngux$/,
    loader: 'html-loader!ngux-loader?subdir=ngux'
}

Alternatively, options (see below) can be passed to the loader inside of a query object instead of as querystring parameters.

{
    test: /\.ngux$/,
    loader: 'html-loader!ngux-loader',
    query: {
        subdir: 'ngux',
        skipClean: true
    }
}

Options

Parameter	Definition	Default
subdir	This will be the name of the sub directory where the output files will be created, during standard operation this will be deleted. The location of the subdir will vary depending on other options passed to the loader, but these will always be created relative to the resource path, i.e. if the loader is working on client/scripts/app/components/main/main.ngux the subdir will be <outputRoot>/components/main/ngux/.	'ngux'
skipClean	Set to true if you want to skip deleting the generated files after the loader is finished.	false
useOutput	If true, generate the files in subdir relative to the loader's output path option. E.g. if useOutput is true and the loader is working on client/scripts/app/components/main/main.ngux the files will be generated in dist/app/dev/components/main/ngux/.	false
noEmitUx	If true, the generated *.g.ux file will not be emitted for webpack to create in the output directory. Because the resulting fuse code would break without this file, we force the useOutput option to true if this is set.	false
outputRoot†	This will change the root path that will be used with the context-relative resource path + the subdir as the directory for the generated files. If outputRoot is an absolute path, it is used as-is, otherwise the provided path is resolved relative to the current working directory, usually the project's root folder. Example: if the loader is working on client/scripts/app/components/main/main.ngux, the context-relative resource path is components/main/main.ngux and the subdir will point to components/main/ngux/, so the default folder where the files would be generated will be client/scripts/app/components/main/ngux/, or dist/app/dev/components/main/ngux/ if useOutput is true. If outputRoot is set to 'ux-files', the files will be generated ux-files/components/main/ngux/.	false

N.B.: The outputRoot option overrides useOutput. Caution is required when it is used in combination with noEmitUx = true: if you do not make sure Fuse knows about the new locations of the *.g.ux files, your app might break.

NOTE:
Defining a query object will not work as we have mulitple loaders

License

MIT (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)