Use react-hot-loader/webpack

[nkzawa]

It seems this is required to detect unexported components according to the description of gaearon/react-hot-boilerplate#61.

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same at 37.259% when pulling ba522de on fix/react-hot-loader-setting into c5667a7 on master.

[matthewmueller]

@nkzawa fwiw this dependency does make it harder for other types of renderers. See: #20 (comment)

[nkzawa]

@matthewmueller This is the correct setup of react-hot-loader anyway.
I think we should find a way to support other types of renderers even after we merged this.

[rauchg]

I think most likely the approach we'll take is that next-preact will be able to decorate the config and replace all the necessary babel and webpack modules.

[rauchg]

And add the -compat webpack overrides, for example

[matthewmueller]

@rauchg ahh yah, that sounds good. excited to see support for it – if you're not using other people's react UI modules, i'd say it's the best one out there.

@developit has a https://github.com/developit/preact-boilerplate with webpack config that should help. I've been messing around with combining next's and this one in some spare time.

Ideally it wouldn't even need the compat stuff, preact should be used standalone unless you're inheriting an existing react project.

[developit]

Yup, should be able to work with this. Either we'll make preact+RHL play nicely or have next-preact replace it with something that does.

[kurtextrem]

What exactly is next-preact? I can't find it anywhere.

[developit]

It was a proposed plugin that would inject the appropriate preact configs into next. Not necessary anymore though, instead there is a recipe here