feat: add webpack spec

[neoncitylights]

What kind of change does this PR introduce? (Bug fix, feature, docs update, ...)
Adds a new spec for the webpack CLI, which is an open-source bundler for web development.

What is the current behavior? (You can also link to an open issue here)
Fig does not provide autocomplete for webpack.

What is the new behavior (if this is a feature change)?
There is functional autocomplete for webpack:

Additional info:
Fixes #1084. The webpack-cli provides almost 1000 options (exactly 957). This spec was mostly generated with a script I wrote. It parses part of the the OPTION.md file in webpack/webpack-cli, and the subcommands I had manually added in.

First, it creates an AST. After, it does some post-processing, which iterates through each Fig.Option by scanning the description. It uses some basic heuristics to check for some more information:

• If the sentence contains the keyword deprecated, it will mark it as deprecated via deprecated: true.
• Folders: If the sentence contains the keywords "directory" or "folder", and the option accepts an argument, it will add "folders" to the template property.
• Filepaths: If the sentence contains the keywords "filename", and the option accepts an argument, it will add "filepaths" to the template property.

Feedback welcome! Thanks a bunch, this tool is really great.

[withfig-bot]

Overview

src/webpack.ts:

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[withfig-bot]

Hello @neoncitylights,
thank you very much for creating a Pull Request!
Here is a small checklist to get this PR merged as quickly as possible:

• Do all subcommands / options which take arguments include the args property (args: {})?
• Are all options modular? E.g. -a -u -x instead of -aux
• Have all other checks passed?

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[neoncitylights]

So, I just discovered that https://github.com/withfig/cli-help-parser exists, haha. I didn't know about it until just now! Oops.

I'm not sure where to go from here in terms of a CLI help parser now that there's two. If there's any interest in the parser I wrote, I would be willing to help work on making it be more generic and adapt for more tools. I'd also love to contribute to the Fig repo as well if it's accepting contributions! Thanks again.

[fedeci]

Love this PR! Will make my life so much easier when I'm using webpack😄

[fedeci]

I'm not sure where to go from here in terms of a CLI help parser now that there's two. If there's any interest in the parser I wrote, I would be willing to help work on making it be more generic and adapt for more tools.

That would be great! https://github.com/withfig/cli-help-parser was written some time ago and probably is missing some properties we have added recently so yours is probably more accurate.

I'd also love to contribute to the Fig repo as well if it's accepting contributions! Thanks again.

If by "Fig repo" you mean this repo we would love other contributions, if you are interested in going deeper in the codebase you should get a call with @brendanfalk and see https://fig.io/jobs!

[neoncitylights]

I'd also love to contribute to the Fig repo as well if it's accepting contributions! Thanks again.

If by "Fig repo" you mean this repo we would love other contributions, if you are interested in going deeper in the codebase you should get a call with @brendanfalk and see https://fig.io/jobs!

Hi, thank you! I'm looking forward to applying to the company within the next few days. :)