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Learn how to fix `@nx/webpack` plugin conflicts in Nativescript builds when adding new Nx applications. Get step-by-step instructions to streamline your process!
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Resolving @nx/webpack Plugin Issues in Nativescript Builds: A Comprehensive Guide

If you're working with an integrated NX workspace containing both Angular and Nativescript applications, you may face a challenge when introducing a new Nest.js application via the @nx/nest package. Many developers have encountered issues with the @nx/webpack plugin interfering with the Nativescript build process. In this post, we'll explore how to resolve this conflict effectively, allowing you to work seamlessly with multiple frameworks.

The Problem: Conflicting Webpack Modules

Upon adding the Nest.js application, the installation process introduces the @nx/webpack plugin globally into your nx.json configuration. However, since Nativescript utilizes its own dedicated @nativescript/webpack module, this can lead to conflicts, resulting in errors when attempting to build or serve your applications.

The Error Message

You might come across an error similar to the following:

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This error indicates that the Nativescript build process is attempting to use the @nx/webpack plugin instead of its intended @nativescript/webpack module.

The Solution: Configuring Your Project Correctly

To resolve this issue, you need to make some adjustments in your project's configuration files. Let’s break down the steps you need to follow:

Step 1: Modify nx.json

Open your nx.json file.

Locate the section where the @nx/webpack/plugin is listed.

Remove the entry for @nx/webpack/plugin to prevent it from being used globally.

Example of nx.json adjustments:

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Step 2: Update project.json for Your Nest.js App

Next, you need to add the Webpack configuration directly to your Nest.js application's project.json. Here’s what you should do:

Add Webpack Build Target: Configure the build executor for your Nest.js application.

Example of a Nest.js project.json:

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Remember to replace YOUR_NEST_APP with the actual name of your Nest.js application.

Step 3: Adjust the Serve Target for Nest.js App

If you encounter issues while trying to serve your Nest.js application, make sure to adjust the serve target in project.json:

Example of the Serve Target:

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Conclusion

By carefully configuring your nx.json and the project.json of your Nest.js application, you can effectively resolve conflicts arising from the @nx/webpack plugin. This ensures that the Nativescript build process can proceed without issues, allowing you to focus on developing your applications.

If you continue to experience difficulties or have specific questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to the community or share your situation for further assistance.

Having these configurations set correctly will save you time and frustration as you work with multiple frameworks in your NX workspace.