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Feature Comparison

The grid below represents a comparison of features from the available and most used Webpack development servers.

Key

✅ - Feature Supported
✳️ - Best Feature Support
ℹ️ - Supported, with caveats
⏺ - Feature Not Needed

webpack-plugin-serve webpack-dev-server webpack-serve
Allowed Hosts
Bonjour Broadcasting ℹ️ ℹ️
Configurable Host ✳️
Configurable Client Host ✳️
Configurable Port ✳️
Custom Headers ℹ️ ℹ️
Custom Middleware ✳️ ℹ️
History Fallback
HTTPS
HTTP/2
HTTP/2 SSL
Hot Module Replacement ✳️
Lazy Mode
Live Reload
Open in Browser ✳️
Request Compression ℹ️
Progress Overlay ✳️ ℹ️
Proxying ℹ️
Serverless WebSockets
Status Overlay ✳️ ℹ️
Unix Sockets
WebSocket Reconnect
Package Size size size size

Standout Features

  • Fully functional Hot Module Replacement with MultiCompilers. webpack-plugin-serve is the only development server for Webpack which applies HMR updates from multiple compilers/configurations to the page without a page reload.
  • Host and Port can be set to a Promise, which allows for dynamic host and port resolution before the server starts.
  • The client (browser) WebSocket host can be set, allowing full customization for contain environments.
  • Fully customizable middleware, including execution order of built-in middleware. Users may implement whichever middleware they desire in the order which works best for them.
  • Leverages the opn module and all of it's available options, without restriction, for opening the target application in the browser automatically.
  • A themed, UX-consistent Build Status (errors, warnings) overlay with minimized beacon mode for monitoring the status of builds during editing.
  • A themed, UX-consistent set of Build Progress overlay+indicator, with minimal option.
  • Superior serverless WebSocket connectivity.