/*
 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 | Welcome to Laravel Mix!
 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 |
 | Laravel Mix provides a clean, fluent API for defining basic webpack
 | build steps for your Laravel application. Mix supports a variety
 | of common CSS and JavaScript pre-processors out of the box.
 |
 */


/**
 * We'll begin by pulling in a few globals that Mix often uses.
 */

require('./helpers');

global.path = require('path');
global.File = require('./File');


/**
 * This config object is what Mix will reference, when it's time
 * to dynamically build up your Webpack configuration object.
 */

global.Config = require('./config')();
global.Mix = new (require('./Mix'))();


/**
 * If we're working in a Laravel app, we'll explicitly
 * set the default public path, as a convenience.
 */

if (Mix.sees('laravel')) {
    Config.publicPath = 'public';
}


/**
 * If the user activates hot reloading, with the --hot
 * flag, we'll record it as a file, so that Laravel
 * can detect it and update its mix() url paths.
 */

Mix.listen('init', () => {
    if (Mix.shouldHotReload()) {

        let http = process.argv.includes('--https') ? 'https' : 'http';

        new File(
            path.join(Config.publicPath, 'hot')
        ).write(http + '://' + Config.hmrOptions.host + ':' + Config.hmrOptions.port + '/')
    }
});


/**
 * Mix exposes a simple, fluent API for activating many common build
 * steps that a typical project should require. Behind the scenes,
 * all calls to this fluent API will update the above config.
 */

let Api = require('./Api');
let api = new Api();

module.exports = api;
module.exports.mix = api; // Deprecated.
module.exports.config = Config;

/*
 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 | Welcome to Laravel Mix!
 |--------------------------------------------------------------------------
 |
 | Laravel Mix provides a clean, fluent API for defining basic webpack
 | build steps for your Laravel application. Mix supports a variety
 | of common CSS and JavaScript pre-processors out of the box.
 |
 */


/**
 * We'll begin by pulling in a few globals that Mix often uses.
 */

require('./helpers');
require('dotenv').config();

global.path = require('path');
global.File = require('./File');


/**
 * This config object is what Mix will reference, when it's time
 * to dynamically build up your Webpack configuration object.
 */

global.Config = require('./config')();
global.Mix = new (require('./Mix'))();


/**
 * If we're working in a Laravel app, we'll explicitly
 * set the default public path, as a convenience.
 */

if (Mix.sees('laravel')) {
    Config.publicPath = 'public';
}


/**
 * If the user activates hot reloading, with the --hot
 * flag, we'll record it as a file, so that Laravel
 * can detect it and update its mix() url paths.
 */

Mix.listen('init', () => {
    if (Mix.shouldHotReload()) {

        let http = process.argv.includes('--https') ? 'https' : 'http';

        new File(
            path.join(Config.publicPath, 'hot')
        ).write(http + '://' + Config.hmrOptions.host + ':' + Config.hmrOptions.port + '/')
    }
});


/**
 * Mix exposes a simple, fluent API for activating many common build
 * steps that a typical project should require. Behind the scenes,
 * all calls to this fluent API will update the above config.
 */

let Api = require('./Api');
let api = new Api();

module.exports = api;
module.exports.mix = api; // Deprecated.
module.exports.config = Config;

Make env config available to webpack.mix.js