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@dpapejs/precompile-loader

v1.0.0

Published

A similar macro precompile loader for webpack

Downloads

1

Readme

A similar macro precompile loader for webpack

Install

npm i @dpapejs/precompile-loader -D
# OR
yarn add @dpapejs/precompile-loader -D

Webpack config

The default value is false if the configuration is not set

module.exports = {
    ...
    module:{
        rules:[
            ...,
            {
                test: /\.(jsx|js|vue)$/,
                loader: "@dpapejs/precompile-loader",
                options:{
                    config:{
                        user_modules:false,
                        logs_modules:true
                    }
                }
            }
        ]
    }
    ...
}

Javascript code

// #if user_modules
console.log('user_modules')
// #endif user_modules
// #nif user_modules
console.log('is unif code -> user_modules')
// #endnif user_modules
// #if logs_modules
console.log('logs_modules')
// #endif logs_modules

Output the result after compilation

console.log('is unif code -> user_modules')
console.log('logs_modules')

Html code or template code

<!-- #if user_modules -->
<div>User module content</div>
<!-- #endif user_modules -->
<!-- #nif user_modules -->
<div>Unif User module content</div>
<!-- #endnif user_modules -->
<!-- #if logs_modules -->
<div>Logs module content</div>
<!-- #endif logs_modules -->

Output the result after compilation

<div>Unif User module content</div>
<div>Logs module content</div>