Customize webpack DevServer message
Currently, when I start my Webpack DevServer, it outputs this message:
i ｢wds｣: Project is running at http://localhost:8080/
Is it possible to somehow customize the url in message to my current project path, which is in my case: http://localhost:8080/myProject. The motivation behind that is, that now I need to add myProject to browser url bar when the project starts.
webpack webpack-dev-server webpack-4
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GabrielGabriel
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Currently, when I start my Webpack DevServer, it outputs this message:
i ｢wds｣: Project is running at http://localhost:8080/
Is it possible to somehow customize the url in message to my current project path, which is in my case: http://localhost:8080/myProject. The motivation behind that is, that now I need to add myProject to browser url bar when the project starts.
webpack webpack-dev-server webpack-4
asked 2 days ago
GabrielGabriel
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No, it is not possible, you could use the open property
– PlayMa256
2 days ago
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Currently, when I start my Webpack DevServer, it outputs this message:
i ｢wds｣: Project is running at http://localhost:8080/
Is it possible to somehow customize the url in message to my current project path, which is in my case: http://localhost:8080/myProject. The motivation behind that is, that now I need to add myProject to browser url bar when the project starts.
webpack webpack-dev-server webpack-4
asked 2 days ago
GabrielGabriel
1,43242448
Currently, when I start my Webpack DevServer, it outputs this message:
i ｢wds｣: Project is running at http://localhost:8080/
Is it possible to somehow customize the url in message to my current project path, which is in my case: http://localhost:8080/myProject. The motivation behind that is, that now I need to add myProject to browser url bar when the project starts.
webpack webpack-dev-server webpack-4
webpack webpack-dev-server webpack-4
asked 2 days ago
GabrielGabriel
1,43242448
asked 2 days ago
GabrielGabriel
1,43242448
asked 2 days ago
GabrielGabriel
1,43242448
asked 2 days ago
GabrielGabriel
1,43242448
asked 2 days ago
GabrielGabriel
1,43242448
1,43242448
1
No, it is not possible, you could use the open property
– PlayMa256
2 days ago
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1
No, it is not possible, you could use the open property
– PlayMa256
2 days ago
1
1
No, it is not possible, you could use the open property
– PlayMa256
2 days ago
No, it is not possible, you could use the open property
– PlayMa256
2 days ago
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Well, as stated in the comments there is no option to customize just the message and of course you can use the open property. Although you can always overwrite the internal log function that Webpack DevServer uses.
devServer: {
before: function(app, server) {
let _info = server.log.info;
server.log.info = (...args) => {
return _info(...(args.map(s => typeof s === 'string' ?
s.replace(/(http://localhost:8080/)/, '$1myProject') :
s
)));
}
}
}
That way every message will pass first from this "proxy" function, and if http://localhost:8080 is found as part of the message it will be replaced with http://localhost:8080/myProject. Of course it can be customized further to handle different ports and hostname but I think is good enough to solve this visual issue!
answered 3 hours ago
alex-rokabilisalex-rokabilis
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Well, as stated in the comments there is no option to customize just the message and of course you can use the open property. Although you can always overwrite the internal log function that Webpack DevServer uses.
devServer: {
before: function(app, server) {
let _info = server.log.info;
server.log.info = (...args) => {
return _info(...(args.map(s => typeof s === 'string' ?
s.replace(/(http://localhost:8080/)/, '$1myProject') :
s
)));
}
}
}
That way every message will pass first from this "proxy" function, and if http://localhost:8080 is found as part of the message it will be replaced with http://localhost:8080/myProject. Of course it can be customized further to handle different ports and hostname but I think is good enough to solve this visual issue!
answered 3 hours ago
alex-rokabilisalex-rokabilis
1,9021413
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Well, as stated in the comments there is no option to customize just the message and of course you can use the open property. Although you can always overwrite the internal log function that Webpack DevServer uses.
devServer: {
before: function(app, server) {
let _info = server.log.info;
server.log.info = (...args) => {
return _info(...(args.map(s => typeof s === 'string' ?
s.replace(/(http://localhost:8080/)/, '$1myProject') :
s
)));
}
}
}
That way every message will pass first from this "proxy" function, and if http://localhost:8080 is found as part of the message it will be replaced with http://localhost:8080/myProject. Of course it can be customized further to handle different ports and hostname but I think is good enough to solve this visual issue!
answered 3 hours ago
alex-rokabilisalex-rokabilis
1,9021413
add a comment |
Well, as stated in the comments there is no option to customize just the message and of course you can use the open property. Although you can always overwrite the internal log function that Webpack DevServer uses.
devServer: {
before: function(app, server) {
let _info = server.log.info;
server.log.info = (...args) => {
return _info(...(args.map(s => typeof s === 'string' ?
s.replace(/(http://localhost:8080/)/, '$1myProject') :
s
)));
}
}
}
That way every message will pass first from this "proxy" function, and if http://localhost:8080 is found as part of the message it will be replaced with http://localhost:8080/myProject. Of course it can be customized further to handle different ports and hostname but I think is good enough to solve this visual issue!
answered 3 hours ago
alex-rokabilisalex-rokabilis
1,9021413
Well, as stated in the comments there is no option to customize just the message and of course you can use the open property. Although you can always overwrite the internal log function that Webpack DevServer uses.
devServer: {
before: function(app, server) {
let _info = server.log.info;
server.log.info = (...args) => {
return _info(...(args.map(s => typeof s === 'string' ?
s.replace(/(http://localhost:8080/)/, '$1myProject') :
s
)));
}
}
}
That way every message will pass first from this "proxy" function, and if http://localhost:8080 is found as part of the message it will be replaced with http://localhost:8080/myProject. Of course it can be customized further to handle different ports and hostname but I think is good enough to solve this visual issue!
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No, it is not possible, you could use the open property
– PlayMa256
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