The meta-configuration structure imposes we change the way `react-hijack` parses and pulls its data. Because that work is both error-prone and also time-consuming, we chose to implement a function that would "massage" the data so it fits the current way react-hijack expects it.
Instead of forcing this knowledge on the add-on, we inserted it here. The benefit is that we are able to point the core to whatever directory we choose, without modifying each addon in turn.
For render hijacking to work, imports need to be peformed at core level.
This loader ensures that Webpack is able to resolve the paths to the
external components' code, without the need for extra loaders or custom
built plugins.
Signed-off-by: Adrian Oprea <adrian@oprea.rocks>
