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Automatically pull in webpack.config files written in compile-to-js langs - #956
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Automatically pull in webpack.config files written in compile-to-js langs
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Finally decided to bite the bullet and implement this, based off of node-liftoff's require code. Addresses #475 #949.
Any compile-to-js language in node-interpret is pulled into your project automatically. This means
.coffee,.json,.babel.js, etc. are all supported out of the box.I tested this on a local repo of mine and seems to work. @sokra would love some feedback.