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To stop showing build logs from webpack, you can use the --silent
or --quiet
flag when running the webpack build command.
For example, if you are using the webpack
command in your build script in package.json, you can modify it like this:
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"scripts": { "build": "webpack --silent" } |
This will silence most of the webpack build output, including the build logs.
Alternatively, you can use the stats
configuration option in your webpack configuration file to customize the level of output. Here's an example:
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module.exports = { // ... other configuration options stats: { builtAt: false, // Disable build timestamp colors: false, // Disable colored output modules: false // Disable built modules list } }; |
By setting these options to false
, you will suppress some of the build logs. You can customize other options based on your preferences.
Additionally, you can use third-party tools like webpackbar
or progress-bar-webpack-plugin
to display a progress bar instead of the detailed build logs. These plugins provide a more concise and visually appealing representation of the build progress.
Remember to rebuild your project after making changes to your webpack configuration or build script.