How to use the merge function from webpack-merge

webpack-merge.merge is a function in the webpack-merge library that merges webpack configurations.

How does webpack-merge.merge work?

webpack-merge.merge is a utility function provided by the webpack-merge library that allows you to merge multiple webpack configuration objects into a single configuration object, with support for deep merging and overriding of options. The merge function takes two or more configuration objects as arguments and returns a new object that contains the merged configuration. The resulting object has the same structure as the first object, with properties from subsequent objects merged into it. Properties that are objects themselves are also merged recursively.

Ai Example

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const { merge } = require("webpack-merge");
const commonConfig = require("./webpack.common.js");
const devConfig = require("./webpack.dev.js");

module.exports = merge(commonConfig, devConfig);

In this example, we import merge from webpack-merge and use it to merge the commonConfig and devConfig objects, which are two separate webpack configuration objects. The resulting object is then exported for use in our webpack build.