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Webpack/Entry Points

Tell Webpack where your application starts so it knows what to build.

10 QuestionsBeginnerHigh Priority ~7 min read

An entry point is where Webpack starts looking at your application. You give Webpack one or more starting files, and it follows the imports from those files to discover the rest of the code your application needs.

Understanding entry points is important because they define the beginning of Webpack's dependency graph. Simple applications may have one entry point, while larger applications can use multiple entry points for things like separate pages or bundles.

What you'll walk away knowing

What an entry point means in Webpack
How Webpack builds a dependency graph from an entry
How to configure a single entry point
When multiple entry points are useful
1Why would we need two multiple entry points?Intermediate2What are the entry points?Intermediate3Syntax to define entry points in webpack configuration?Intermediate
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Entry Points
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