I can't find this anywhere, and Im not sure webpack can actually do it.
I have an old .js file I wanna split into two .js files I want merged together. Not as modules but concatenated.
So hi.js
var yo = 'yo';
and hello.js
console.log(yo, 'hello');
becomes together.js
var yo = 'yo'; console.log(yo, 'hello');
The only way I can see it done now is by refactoring the code to support require or import.
My config:
entry: {
'plugin.js': [
path.join(__dirname, 'keyboards.js'),
path.join(__dirname, 'functionality.js')
]
},
output: {
path: path.join(__dirname, '/fictional_codespace/'),
filename: '[name]'
},
This only makes a plugin.js with two eval(), and then they cant see the variables