Migrating your app from Webpack to Vite

import { defineConfig } from "vite";export default defineConfig(() => {  return {    // Although this is called root,     // in our case this is "src",     // where our application logic is located.     // All configuration options defined     // afterwards will be relative to this endpoint.    root: "src",    // This is where our assets are served from.     // In webpack, this was "output.publicPath".    base: "/",    // This is similar to Webpack's DefinePlugin.     // It is used to inject constants in your application.    define: {         // Using the following configuration made our build fail as         // mentioned above. I had to change a couple of `global` usages         // and remove this configuration to make them work.        // global: { }    }    server: {      // We need https for various 3rd party tools used       // in local environment. It is similar to       // Webpack Dev Server's 'server: "https"' config.      // We require a certificate for this to work and that is       // achieved through the 'basicSsl' plugin.      // You can check the actual code to see which package is that.      https: true,      // We are proxying all requests from `/api` to our api server.       // This config is very similar to Webpack Dev Server's proxy config.       proxy: { }    }  },  // This is almost equivalent to Webpack's "resolve" config.   // It is used to import files using aliases.  resolve: { },  // Assets under this folder will be copied to the dist folder.   // We used to achieve the same functionality using   // the "copy-webpack-plugin" package.  // Do not forget that this is relative to the "root" path configured above.  publicDir: "./public",  // List of plugins used to make various technologies work.  plugins: [     // used to add https to local environment     basicSsl(),     // used to include our bundles inside the html file     createHtmlPlugin({}),     // used to import svgs     svgr(),     // used to make react work with vite     react(),  ],  build: {    // Specify the dist folder    outDir: "../dist"  },  // Loading a file was failing and adding this configuration  // fixed it. It basically replaces top-level "this" usage  // with the "window" object.  esbuild: {    define: {       this: "window"    }  }})

module.exports = {  plugins: [require("tailwindcss"), require("autoprefixer")],};