Webpack plugin that automatically injects vConsole (a mobile web debug panel) into webpack bundles. Current stable version is 1.8.0. The plugin wraps vConsole as a webpack plugin to simplify integration during development and ensure removal in production via a simple enable flag. Key differentiator: zero manual script injection, configurable via webpack config, supports entry filtering and conditional enabling based on CLI arguments. Releases are infrequent, last updated in 2019.
npm install vconsole-webpack-pluginVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates how to configure vconsole-webpack-plugin in webpack.config.js, enabling it only in non-production environments with optional entry filtering.
Always explicitly set enable: process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production' or similar.
Check vConsole version compatibility; consider using vConsole CDN script directly for newer versions.
Use with webpack 4 or manually adjust the plugin's integration; for webpack 5 consider alternative solutions.
Ensure the package is listed in devDependencies and run 'npm install' in the correct directory.
Use 'const vConsolePlugin = require("vconsole-webpack-plugin");'If the plugin source is included in the bundle, ensure webpack can transpile ES6 modules, or add node_modules to babel-loader exclusion? Actually, the plugin should work OOTB; this error may happen if the plugin's distributed files are not CommonJS. Reinstall or use a different version.