React static page construction: How to avoid code compression with react-app-rewired?

Use react-app-rewired to build static React pages and preserve source code readability

Many developers want customers to directly modify the source code without recompiling when delivering static pages built on React to customers. This article will introduce how to use react-app-rewired to avoid code compression, thereby simplifying customer maintenance.

Directly providing source code is the most convenient solution. Customers only need to compile it themselves after modification. But if developers do not want to directly provide source code for security or other reasons, they can do so by adjusting the Webpack configuration.

The key is to modify optimization.minimize property of Webpack. Setting it to false prevents Webpack from compressing code during packaging, thus preserving the readability and ease of modifying the source code. This requires modifying the react-app-rewired configuration file, such as config-overrides.js :

 module.exports = function override(config, env) {
  config.optimization.minimize = false;
  return config;
};

Through the above simple configuration modification, the static page packaged with react-app-rewired will retain the uncompressed source code, which is convenient for customers to modify and maintain directly.

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