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Run command after webpack build

rated 0 times [ 149] [ 4] / answers: 1 / hits: 79128 / 9 Years ago, mon, may 18, 2015, 12:00:00

I'd like to run webpack in --watch mode, and run a shell command after each build that synchronizes a folder to another one.

I found this plugin that triggers an event after each build. That works, but the last piece of the puzzle is to trigger a shell command (for syncing) from Javascript. Any pointers on how to achieve this are greatly appreciated.

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answered 9 Years ago brodyfrancisi · Accepted Answer

You can easily run any shell command with built-in child_process module. Also you can try some shell libraries for node.js, like Shell.js. It wraps most of default shell for more convenient usage