Get Webpack not to bundle files

Question

So right now I'm working with a prototype where we're using a combination between webpack (for building .tsx files and copying .html files) and webpack-dev-server for development serving. As you can assume we are also using React and ReactDOM as a couple of library dependencies as well. Our current build output is the following structure:

dist
    -favicon.ico
    -index.html
    -main.js
    -main.js.map // for source-mapping between tsx / js files

This places ALL of the modules (including library dependencies into on big bundled file). I want the end result to look like this:

dist
    -favicon.ico
    -index.html
    -appName.js
    -appName.min.js
    -react.js
    -react.min.js
    -reactDOM.js
    -reactDOM.min.js

I have references to each of the libraries in index.html and in import statements in the .tsx files. So my question is this... How do I go from webpack producing this gigantic bundled .js file to individual .js files (libraries included, without having to specify each individually)? **Bonus: I know how to do prod/dev environment flags, so how do I just minify those individual files (again without bundling them)?

current webpack.config:

var webpack = require("webpack"); // Assigning node package of webpack dependency to var for later utilization
var path = require("path"); // // Assigning node package of path dependency to var for later utilization

module.exports = {
    entry:  [
                "./wwwroot/app/appName.tsx", // Starting point of linking/compiling Typescript and dependencies, will need to add separate entry points in case of not deving SPA
                "./wwwroot/index.html", // Starting point of including HTML and dependencies, will need to add separate entry points in case of not deving SPA
                "./wwwroot/favicon.ico" // Input location for favicon
            ],
    output: {
        path: "./dist/", // Where we want to host files in local file directory structure
        publicPath: "/", // Where we want files to appear in hosting (eventual resolution to: https://localhost:4444/)
        filename: "appName.js" // What we want end compiled app JS file to be called
    },

    // Enable sourcemaps for debugging webpack's output.
    devtool: "source-map",

    devServer: {
        contentBase: './dist', // Copy and serve files from dist folder
        port: 4444, // Host on localhost port 4444
        // https: true, // Enable self-signed https/ssl cert debugging
        colors: true // Enable color-coding for debugging (VS Code does not currently emit colors, so none will be present there)
    },

    resolve: {
        // Add '.ts' and '.tsx' as resolvable extensions.
        extensions: [
            "",
            ".ico",
            ".js",
            ".ts",
            ".tsx",
            ".web.js",
            ".webpack.js"
        ]
    },

    module: {
        loaders: [
            // This loader copies the index.html file & favicon.ico to the output directory.
            {
                test: /\.(html|ico)$/,
                loader: 'file?name=[name].[ext]'
            },
            // All files with a '.ts' or '.tsx' extension will be handled by 'ts-loader'.
            {
                test: /\.tsx?$/,
                loaders: ["ts-loader"]
            }
        ],

        preLoaders: [
            // All output '.js' files will have any sourcemaps re-processed by 'source-map-loader'.
            {
                test: /\.js$/,
                loader: "source-map-loader"
            }
        ]
    },

    // When importing a module whose path matches one of the following, just
    // assume a corresponding global variable exists and use that instead.
    // This is important because it allows us to avoid bundling all of our
    // dependencies, which allows browsers to cache those libraries between builds.
    // externals: {
    //     "react": "React",
    //     "react-dom": "ReactDOM",
    //     "redux": "Redux"
    // }
};

Answer 1

Change the output setting to be name driven e.g.

    entry: {
        dash: 'app/dash.ts',
        home: 'app/home.ts',
    },
    output: {
        path: './public',
        filename: 'build/[name].js',
        sourceMapFilename: 'build/[name].js.map'
    },

Answer 2

To expand upon @basarat's answer, you can use the glob package from node's standard library to build the "entry" config:

const glob = require("glob");

module.exports = [
  {
    target: "node",
    entry: glob.sync("./src/**/*.test.{ts,tsx}").reduce((acc, file) => {
      acc[file.replace(/^\.\/src\//, "")] = file;
      return acc;
    }, {}),
    output: {
      filename: "[name].js",
      chunkFilename: "[name]-[id].js",
      path: __dirname + "/dist"
    },
    //...
  }
];

This builds files with the same name as their source, replacing .ts and .tsx with .js.

Answer 3

OPs answer copied out of the question

Ended up finding a solution that fit my needs, although, again, in that webpack-y way, requires some additional configuration. Still would like to make it a little more dynamic, but will perfect this at a later point in time. The resolution I was looking for was the ability to "chunk" common modules, but I stated it as filename given "entry"-points provided in webpack. I didn't mind some files being combined, where it made sense, but wanted overall files to be at a component-level given the project wasn't a SPA (single page application).

The additional code ended up being:

plugins: [
    new webpack.optimize.CommonsChunkPlugin({ // This plugin is for extracting and created "chunks" (extracted parts of the code that are common and aren't page specific)
        // One of these instances of plugins needs to be specified for EACH chunk file output desired
        filename: "common.js", // Filename for this particular set of chunks to be stored
        name: "common", // Entry point name given for where to pull all of the chunks
        minChunks: 3 // Minimum number of chunks to be created
    })
]

I also had to parameterize the entry points (see below for example), by variable name so that I could assign react, react-dom, and redux modules to common.js file.

entry:  {
    main:    "./wwwroot/app/appName.tsx", // Starting point of linking/compiling Typescript and dependencies, will need to add separate entry points in case of not deving SPA
    index:   "./wwwroot/index.html", // Starting point of including HTML and dependencies, will need to add separate entry points in case of not deving SPA
    favicon: "./wwwroot/favicon.ico", // Input location for favicon
    common:  [ "react", "react-dom", "redux" ] // All of the "chunks" to extract and place in common file for faster loading of common libraries between pages
},