package.json for webpack-es6-boilerplate

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package.json for webpack-es6-boilerplate

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Last edited Feb 4, 2017

Created on Feb 4, 2017

This visualization displays the contents of a package.json file for a webpack-based ES6 boilerplate project, mapping dependencies and scripts as structured JSON. The code defines build and start commands using webpack and webpack-dev-server, while Babel presets handle ES2015 transpilation. The rendering relies on JSON syntax highlighting and indentation to reveal the hierarchical relationships between configuration fields, though no external charting libraries are used. The data source is the gist authored by 15Dkatz, presenting the full file without additional visual encoding beyond the raw text format.

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