1. Aggressive Merging
2. Chunk
3. Code Splitted
4. Code Splitting
5. Coffee Script
6. CommonJS
7. DLL
8. Externals
9. Harmony
10. HTTP2 Aggressive Splitting
11. Hybrid Routing
12. Loader
13. Mixed
14. Multi Compiler
15. Multi Part Library
16. Multiple Entry Points
17. Require Context
18. Require Resolve
19. Scope Hoisting
20. Side Effects
21. Source Map
22. WebAssembly
23. Web Worker
24. Requests
25. Building an Example

aggressive-merging

chunkhash

common-chunk-and-vendor-chunk

explicit-vendor-chunk

extra-async-chunk-advanced

extra-async-chunk

code-splitting-specify-chunk-name

named-chunks example demonstrating merging of chunks with named chunks

two-explicit-vendor-chunks

code-splitted-require.context-amd example demonstrating contexts in a code-split environment with AMD.

code-splitted-require.context example demonstrating contexts in a code-split environment.

code-splitting example demonstrating a very simple case of Code Splitting.

code-splitting-bundle-loader example demonstrating Code Splitting through the bundle loader

code-splitting-harmony

code-splitting-native-import-context

code-splitting-specify-chunk-name

coffee-script example demonstrating code written in coffee-script.

commonjs example demonstrating a very simple program

dll

dll-user

externals

harmony

code-splitting-harmony

harmony-interop

harmony-library

harmony-unused

http2-aggressive-splitting

hybrid-routing

loader example demonstrating the usage of loaders.

mixed example demonstrating mixing CommonJs and AMD

multi-compiler

multi-part-library

multiple-entry-points example demonstrating multiple entry points with Code Splitting.

require.context example demonstrating automatic creation of contexts when using variables in require .

require.resolve example demonstrating how to cache clearing of modules with require.resolve and require.cache .

scope-hoisting

side-effects

TypeScript

source-map

wasm-simple example demonstrating simple import from a WebAssembly module wasm-complex example demonstrating top-level await and import of WebAssembly text format with wast-loader

web-worker example demonstrating creating WebWorkers with webpack.

If you think an example is missing, please report it as issue. :)

1. Run yarn in the root of the project.
2. Run yarn setup in the root of the project.
3. Run yarn add --dev webpack-cli in the root of the project.
4. Run node build.js in the specific example directory. (Ex: cd examples/commonjs && node build.js )

Note: To build all examples run npm run build:examples