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npm package: @soda/progress-webpack-plugin
Description: progress webpack plugin
Author: alichen
Latest version: 1.1.0

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**A maintained fork of [progress-webpack-plugin](https://github.com/ali322/progress-webpack-plugin).**

inspired by [progress-bar-webpack-plugin](https://github.com/clessg/progress-bar-webpack-plugin),simple Webpack plugin that display nice progress when build

Install
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```javascript
npm install progress-webpack-plugin --save--dev
```

Usage
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add plugin in your webpack.config.js

```javascript
var ProgressPlugin = require('progress-webpack-plugin')

module.exports = {
    ...
    plugins:[
        new ProgressPlugin(true)
    ]
}
```

Plugin Options
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- **minimal**: enable minimal mode or not,default value is false
- **identifier**: identifier of webpack bundle
- **onStart**: callback function when webpack bundler started
- **onFinish**: callback function when webpack bundler finished
- **onProgress**: callback function when webpack bundler running
- **clear**: whether clear console when webpack bundler finished

License
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[MIT License](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIT_License)
npm package: @soda_popinsky/tslint-config
Description: Shared tslint.json file
Author: Nicholas Spitale
Latest version: 0.0.2

# Sharing tslint rules across multiple projects via an npm package

This repo is an npm package which can be used to share tslint rules across multiple projects.
In microservice architectures built with TypeScript this is necessary to ensure a consistent code style and quality.


## How to use this package

1. Install this package via ```npm install -D shared-tslint-rules-example```
2. Create a tslint.json as shown below and optional specific rules for your use case
3. use tslint via command line/IDE/webpack

**Example tslint.json which uses the shared rules**
```
{
    "extends": "shared-tslint-rules-example/tslint.json"
}
```