Configure, review, or troubleshoot Rspack builds, including loaders, CSS, assets, type checking, bundle optimization, and profiling.
Install
npx skills add https://github.com/rstackjs/agent-skills --skill rspack-best-practicesSKILL.md
Rspack best practices
Apply these rules when writing or reviewing Rspack projects.
Configuration
- Use
rspack.config.tsanddefineConfig - Define explicit
entryvalues for multi-page applications - Keep one main config and branch by
process.env.NODE_ENVonly when needed - Keep rule conditions narrow and explicit (
test,include,exclude,resourceQuery) - Prefer built-in Rspack plugins/loaders over community JS alternatives when equivalent features exist
CLI
If @rspack/cli is installed:
- Use
rspack devfor local development - Use
rspack buildfor production build - Use
rspack previewonly for local production preview
Type checking
- Use
ts-checker-rspack-pluginfor integrated dev/build type checks - Or run
tsc --noEmit/vue-tsc --noEmitas an explicit script step
CSS
Choose one strategy:
- Built-in CSS (
type: 'css' | 'css/auto' | 'css/module') for modern setups css-loader+CssExtractRspackPluginfor webpack migration compatibilitystyle-loaderfor pure style-in-JS runtime injection scenarios
Optional:
- Use
builtin:lightningcss-loaderwhen goals are syntax downgrade + vendor prefixing - Use
sass-loader/less-loaderfor preprocessing Sass/Less files - Use
@tailwindcss/webpackfor Tailwind CSS integration
Bundle size optimization
- Prefer dynamic
import()for non-critical code paths - Prefer lightweight libraries where possible
- Keep
targetaligned with real compatibility requirements
Asset management
- Import source-managed assets from project source directories, not from
public - Reference
publicfiles by absolute URL path - Prefer asset modules (
asset,asset/resource,asset/inline,asset/source) over legacyfile-loader/url-loader/raw-loader
Profiling
- Use Node CPU profiling (
--cpu-prof) when JavaScript-side overhead is suspected - Use
RSPACK_PROFILE=OVERVIEWand analyze trace output for compiler-phase bottlenecks - Replace known slow stacks first (
babel-loader, PostCSS, terser) with Rspack built-ins when feasible
Security
- Do not publish
.mapfiles to public servers/CDNs when production source maps are enabled
Documentation
- For the latest (v2) docs, read http://rspack.rs/llms.txt
- For Rspack v1 docs, read http://v1.rspack.rs/llms.txt
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