How to resolve loader in webpack 4?

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To resolve a loader in Webpack 4, you can follow these steps:

1. Install the necessary loader(s) using npm or yarn. For example, if you want to use the CSS loader, you can run the following command: npm install css-loader --save-dev
2. In your Webpack configuration file (usually named webpack.config.js), find the module section.
3. Add a new rule to define how the loader should be used. For example, if you installed the CSS loader, the rule might look like this: module: { rules: [ { test: /.css$/, use: ['style-loader', 'css-loader'] } ] } In this example, the CSS loader is used to process any files that match the regular expression /.css$/. The order of the loaders in the use array is important, as they will be applied in reverse order. In this case, the CSS loader is applied first, followed by the style loader.
4. Save the changes to your Webpack configuration file.
5. Now you can import CSS files in your JavaScript code. Webpack will automatically apply the defined loader(s) to the imported CSS files. import './styles.css'; The CSS loader will convert the imported CSS code into a JavaScript module that can be injected into the HTML document by the style loader.
6. Finally, run the Webpack build process to apply the loader(s) and generate the output files. npx webpack

These steps should help you resolve and use loaders in Webpack 4. Make sure to consult the documentation for each specific loader you want to use for more advanced configurations and options.