The compatible path on windows system.

[zhazhaxia]

Originally posted by @liximomo in #10 (comment)

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Webpack use eval to exceute your template code.
So the result maybe for the following code.

const p = path.win32.join('e:','a.js'); // e:\\a.js
const template = `var api = '${p}'`; // var api = \'e\\a.js\'

// use eval excute template on browser

eval(template);

console.log(api) // e:a.js

This exception caught on browser because of the eval function that webpack use.

[liximomo]

Sorry for missing that, I will reopen the PR.