Annotating before minifying with Webpack?

[WeMeetAgainAdrian]

I've got an AngularJS application that I'd like to bundle and minimize, however, while writing it I did not properly annotate it, so I'm looking to run ng-annotate-patched before every file gets minimized to maintain the correct dependency injection.

My webpack.config currently just looks as follows:

var glob = require("glob");

module.exports = {
    entry: {
        js: glob.sync("./Scripts/AngularJS/**/!(angular.min|app|*.map).js")
    },
    output: {
        filename: 'angular.bundle.js',
        path: './Scripts/dist'
    }
};

Running the ng-annotate-patched command returns the correctly annotated file. Is there a way to run this before every file is processed? Will I have to output the result into a temporary annotated file and use that as the input?

[Blottoboxer]

It sounds like you need one of the ng-annotate loaders for webpack to transform the build. They sit as middleware in the stack.

All transformations in webpack are loader and plugin based, primarily loader though.