Is there a way to unapply a plugin?

[richardscarrott]

Webpack applies many plugins by default e.g.

compiler.apply(
    new JsonpTemplatePlugin(options.output),
    new FunctionModulePlugin(options.output),
    new NodeSourcePlugin(options.node),
    new LoaderTargetPlugin("web")
);

I'd like to, for example, use a different JsonpTemplatePlugin which handles error callbacks however I'm unable to remove the current one meaning I have to monkey patch the JsonpTemplatePlugin class... Is there a better way to achieve this?

[sokra]

Nope.

But the quoted plugins can be disabled with the target option.

[richardscarrott]

I did notice that but it looks like it'll error out if an unrecognised target is set...

[sokra]

I think you can provide a function which applies your custom plugins: https://github.com/webpack/webpack/blob/master/lib/WebpackOptionsApply.js#L151

[richardscarrott]

Ah yes, thank you!

[arusakov]

Hi, @sokra

There is not a way to plugout something after plugin (example for webpack):

compiler.parser.plugin('call fn', function () {
// ...
});

What do you think about adding plugout method in public API?