Trying to use Happypack with multiple loaders about happypack HOT 4 CLOSED

You need to use an array if you're using loaders (note the plural form):

{
    test: /\.js$/,
    loaders: [ 'happypack/loader?id=js' ],
    exclude: /node_modules/
},

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So, webpack 1.x accepts loaders in two forms and two variants:

// form 1: a single loader with an "object" query:
{
  loader: 'my-single-loader',
  query: { "foo": "bar" } // this is optional
}

// form 1, variant 2: a single loader with inline query:
{
  loader: 'my-single-loader?foo=bar',
  query: {} // this is optional
}

// form 2: multiple loaders, inline queries:
{
  loaders: [ 'a', 'b?foo=bar' ]
}

HappyPack only accepts loaders as an Array. But it lets you either use strings with inline queries (like form 1 variant 2 above) or an object with path: String and query: String, somewhat similar to Webpack 2, but Webpack 2 allows you to use objects for query which we can easily support if needed.

I should probably do that last bit to relieve some of this confusion.

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Interesting, I had the same problem and found the solution here. In your README.md you specify a single jsx loader, but you use the word loaders. I copied this example in order to test, perhaps that is what happened to the OP.

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The README was amended to now only use loaders (plural) everywhere. Is there anything else for this ticket?

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