feat: injection of custom root element for react/vue/angular#1637
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Bump. @jantimon |
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I was previously using this plugin to inject a custom div root element into the generated HTML page.
However, that plugin has not been maintained for several years and no longer works with Webpack 5. I know many others have wished for root element support in the issues, so the time felt right to stick a PR in to implement that.
It is possible to supply a template to the arguments either by string literal, or by location of an HTML file, however that can be a little cumbersome as you then have to keep the HTML file in your repo, when really it doesn't actually need to be at all.
Reviews/comments/thoughts/suggestions welcome.