Webpack HUD is a lightweight development tool that displays webpack compilation errors and warnings as a heads-up display (HUD) overlay in the browser. Current stable version is 0.1.2, with low release cadence. It works by opening a separate SockJS channel to listen to webpack compilation results and appending an overlay element to the body. Unlike full-featured error overlays like webpack-error-notification, it provides a minimal, non-intrusive UI focused solely on error display. Supports webpack-dev-server and hot module replacement.
npm install webpack-hudVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Configures webpack to use webpack-hud by adding it to the entry array before the app code.
Ensure 'webpack-hud' is listed first in the entry array.
Use with webpack-dev-server v3 or test compatibility with your version.
Consider alternatives if you need custom transport or have multiple SockJS channels.
Remove the import from production config.
npm install --save-dev webpack-hud and verify the import string is exactly 'webpack-hud'.
Ensure you are not also manually adding SockJS to your bundle. Check for version conflicts.
Correct webpack config: entry: { main: ['webpack-hud', './src/main'] }No dependency data recorded yet.