@rspack/cli is the command line tool for Rspack, providing a variety of commands to make working with Rspack easier.
@rspack/cli installed, please read the Quick start section first.
@rspack/cli is not compatible with webpack-cli, so there will be some differences between the two.
To view all available CLI commands, run the following command in the project directory:
npx rspack -hRspack CLI provides several common flags that can be used with all commands:
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| -c, --config [value] | Specify the path to the configuration file, see Specify the configuration file |
| --configLoader | Specify the loader to load the config file, can be native or register, defaults to register |
| --configName | Specify the name of the configuration to use. |
| --nodeEnv | Set the value of process.env.NODE_ENV, defaults to development for rspack dev, and production for rspack build and rspack preview |
| -h, --help | Show help information |
| -v, --version | Show version number |
All flags in Rspack CLI support the camelCase and kebab-case, for example, both --configLoader and --config-loader are valid.
rspack build is used to run Rspack build, which will generate the output files in the output.path directory.
npx rspack build # Read the `rspack.config.*` configuration file by defaultrspack build can be abbreviated as rspack b:
npx rspack bUse the -c or --config flag to specify the configuration file path:
npx rspack build -c ./your.config.jsThe complete flags are as follows:
rspack build
Options:
--entry entry file [array]
-o, --outputPath output path dir [string]
-m, --mode mode [string]
-w, --watch watch [boolean] [default: false]
--env env passed to config function [array]
-d, --devtool devtool [boolean] [default: false]
--analyze analyze [boolean] [default: false]
--json emit stats json
--profile capture timing information for each module
[boolean] [default: false]rspack dev is used to run Rspack dev server, which will start a local dev server that will listen for file changes and automatically refresh the browser.
npx rspack devUse the -c or --config flag to specify the configuration file path:
npx rspack dev -c ./your.config.jsrspack dev can be abbreviated as rspack serve or rspack s:
npx rspack s
npx rspack serveThe complete flags are as follows:
rspack dev
Options:
--entry entry file [array]
-o, --outputPath output path dir [string]
-m, --mode mode [string]
-w, --watch watch [boolean] [default: false]
--env env passed to config function [array]
-d, --devtool devtool [boolean] [default: false]
--hot enables hot module replacement
--port allows to specify a port to use [number]
--host allows to specify a hostname to use [string]rspack preview is used to preview the production build output locally, note that you need to build the output first by running the rspack build command.
npx rspack previewThe complete flags are as follows:
rspack preview [dir]
run the rspack server for build output
Positionals:
dir directory want to preview [string]
Options:
--publicPath static resource server path [string]
--port preview server port [number]
--host preview server host [string]
--open open browser [boolean]
--server Configuration items for the server. [string]