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@imperium/babel-preset-imperium

v9.0.0

Published

Babel preset used by Imperium.

Downloads

86

Readme

@imperium/babel-preset-imperium

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This package includes the Babel preset used by Imperium Framework.

Usage

Install the preset.

yarn add @imperium/babel-preset-imperium -D

Options

client

boolean, defaults to false.

If true uses Babel options for create javascript code that runs in a browser. If false creates code that runs in Node.

debug

boolean, defaults to false,

See babel-preset-env's debug option.

forceModules

boolean, defaults to false.

Normally module transformations are on (commonjs) for client mode and off for server mode. This can force modules to be transformed.

react

boolean, defaults to false.

Enables the React preset, even on the server.

typescript

boolean, defaults to false.

Enables the Typescript preset.

graphqls

boolean, defaults to false.

Enables including *.graphqls files using Babel.

decorators

boolean, defaults to true.

Enables support for decorators.