Interface: NormalModuleLoaderContext

These properties are added by the NormalModule

normalModuleLoaderContext.utils.absolutify(context, request): string

normalModuleLoaderContext.utils.contextify(context, request): string

normalModuleLoaderContext.utils.createHash(algorithm?): Hash

normalModuleLoaderContext.addBuildDependency(dep): void

normalModuleLoaderContext.emitError(error): void

Emits an error for this module. The error will be displayed to the user and typically causes the compilation to fail.

normalModuleLoaderContext.emitFile(name, content, sourceMap?, assetInfo?): void

Emits a new file (asset) to the compilation output directory. This allows loaders to generate additional files alongside the main module output.

normalModuleLoaderContext.emitWarning(warning): void

Emits a warning for this module. The warning will be displayed to the user during compilation.

normalModuleLoaderContext.getLogger(name?): WebpackLogger

Gets a logger instance scoped to this loader and module. Useful for emitting debug or compilation information in a structured way.

normalModuleLoaderContext.getOptions(): OptionsType

Extracts and parses the options of the current loader. Parses string options as JSON or a query string.

normalModuleLoaderContext.getOptions(schema): OptionsType

Extracts and parses the options of the current loader. Parses string options as JSON or a query string, and optionally validates them against a provided schema.

normalModuleLoaderContext.getResolve(options?): { (context: string, request: string, callback: (err: ErrorWithDetail | null, res?: string | false, req?: ResolveRequest) => void): void; (context: string, request: string): Promise<string> }

Creates a resolve function with specific options. The returned function can be used as a Promise-based resolver or a callback-based resolver.

normalModuleLoaderContext.resolve(context, request, callback): void

Resolves a module request (e.g., a relative path or module name) to an absolute file path. It uses Webpack's internal resolver, taking into account configured aliases and extensions.