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Fix for issue #37 - hot reload of css files. #40

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@vkomulai vkomulai commented May 4, 2016

I have removed ExtractTextPlugin from package.json and webpack configs, because it doesn't support css hot reloading.

Without it, css hot reload works. This should resolve issue #37 - live reload of css files.

vkomulai added 2 commits May 4, 2016 21:40
…cause it doesn't support well css hot reloading. Without it, css hot reload works
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pheuter commented May 15, 2016

hm, i believe extract-text-webpack-plugin is necessary for css module loading to work properly, particularly when you want to import a css file as classNames. did you test this to see if css styling and class names still work properly?

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vkomulai commented May 17, 2016

Yes, I have tested that css still work.

In the attached example I have changes a css class .heading, which is imported in login.js using "import styles from './style.css';" and referenced in the JSX part

Login Page

screen shot 2016-05-17 at 20 20 26

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Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling 48e4aa6 on vkomulai:remove-extract-text-plugin-enable-css-reload into 9cd9a6a on pheuter:master.

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