Consider passing custom options.Module to makeInstaller?

[benjamn]

If you want to make module.hot available to all modules, you can provide your own Module constructor as an option when you call makeInstaller.

If that doesn't make any sense, or doesn't work, let me know and I can provide more details.

[gadicc]

Hey, @benjamn, great seeing you here :)

The original aim for this project was a lot more modest - just react hot loading (using a partial and fake HMR implementation). But in light of your comments on the forum, I'm going to aspire for full HMR support, as per webpack's API, so that this can work with any module (e.g. redux's built-in hmr support).

I've made a start here and it indeed looks a lot cleaner. The full API is a lot more involved though and my time is a bit limited atm. I'll keep you posted.

Also FYI, relating to a previous issue you bought up, here's what hot loading looks like with native ES6 imports in webpack2: webpack/webpack#1885.