Clarifying name and use of React env config. #184
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1. "GLOBALS" is ambiguous, particularly since its only use is to configure the React environment. I don't really see a reason to abstract this at all, as opposed to just inlining the object in the call to `webpack.DefinePlugin`. 2. Clarified the comment on line 25 to indicate that the statement before it sets the build to either mode, not just prod. Note: There should probably be a comment on line 6 to explain the need to `JSON.stringify` a string. I'm not sure of the reason, so I couldn't add the comment myself.
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Thanks for the PR! |
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And I just inlined the code as you suggested. Thanks! |
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webpack.DefinePlugin.Note: There should probably be a comment on line 6 to explain the need to
JSON.stringifya string. I'm not sure of the reason, so I couldn't add the comment myself.