This example demonstrates the experimental HTML modules support together with the module.parser.html.template option, using Eta as the templating engine. template compiles each HTML entry to plain HTML before webpack parses it, so the URLs the template emits (the `` source and the <script src>) are still discovered and bundled as regular webpack dependencies.

It shows three things:

• Templating — src/index.html is rendered with Eta and a data object (title, list items, image URL).
• Dependency capture — the template includes a partial (src/footer.eta). Eta resolves partials by reading files, so the config wraps eta.readFile to record every partial read and calls the context's addDependency for each, so editing footer.eta triggers a rebuild and invalidates the cache even though it never becomes a webpack module.
• Per-file options — src/special.html is matched by a module.rules entry that hands it a differently-configured Eta (custom {{ }} tags, autoEscape disabled) and its own data. rule.parser merges over module.parser.html, so that template wins only for the matched file.

webpack.config.js

_{{webpack.config.js}}_

src/index.html

Default Eta tags (<%= %>), with an include and a <script src>.

_{{src/index.html}}_

src/footer.eta

An Eta partial pulled in via include(...). Registered as a build dependency through addDependency, not bundled as a module.

_{{src/footer.eta}}_

src/app.js

_{{src/app.js}}_

src/special.html

Custom Eta tags ({{= }}) and unescaped output, selected by the rule.

_{{src/special.html}}_

dist/index.html

_{{dist/index.html}}_

dist/special.html

_{{dist/special.html}}_

Info

Unoptimized

_{{stdout}}_

Production mode

_{{production:stdout}}_