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basic webpack config file for react including babelrc

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Last edited May 24, 2017
Created on May 22, 2017

This example shows a minimal webpack configuration for a React application, including a separate .babelrc file. It defines the entry point, output bundle location, and module rules for processing JavaScript files. The configuration uses babel-loader to transform JSX and ES2015 syntax, with presets for React and es2015 modules disabled, while the webpack config sets up context, resolve extensions, and output statistics.

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