@metrists/webpack
v0.0.3
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metrists - Simple Localization as a Service
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Description
The Metrists webpack is a WebPack plugin that helps you include your localization files in your webpack build.
Metrists webpack is intended to be used with a Metrists CLI, and a internationalization library. We highly recommend that you use i18next with Metrists.
Table of Contents
- Installation
- Creating a .metristsrc file
- Webpack Configuration
- No .metristsrc File
- Contributing
- Code of Conduct
- LICENSE
Installation
npm install @metrists/webpack
or using yarn
yarn add @metrists/webpack
Creating a .metristsrc file
The best way to configure Metrists on your repository is to create a .metristsrc
file in the root directory of your project. This way this package, and Metrists CLI will reference a single source of truth about your localization.
an example .metristsrc
:
{
"resolvePath": "src/locals",
"fetcher": "github",
"envPath": ".env",
"fetcherParams": {
"repo": "env.LOCALS_REPO",
"org": "env.LOCALS_ORG"
}
}
Differentiating Build Path from Development
By default, Metrists will copy paste the contents of your resolvePath
argument in your build folder. If you wish to configure a different route inside the build, you can use the resolvePathBuild
parameter, to differentiate your build path:
{
"resolvePath": "src/locals",
"resolvePathBuild": "locals",
"fetcher": "github",
"envPath": ".env",
"fetcherParams": {
"repo": "env.LOCALS_REPO",
"org": "env.LOCALS_ORG"
}
}
Webpack Configuration
Once installed, you need use CopyMetristsFiles
inside your webpack configuration, as a plugin:
Webpack config file:
const CopyMetristsFiles = require('@metrists/webpack');
// Webpack config object
return {
plugins: [CopyMetristsFiles()],
};
If you have created and configured your .metristsrc
, the plugin will read your configuration and move the file to the correct spot inside the build. If you are not using .metristsrc
, you can pass your resolvePath directly to the plugin.
No .metristsrc
File
If you wish to not create a .metristsrc
configuration file, you can pass a resolvePath
and optionally a resolvePathBuild
to the plugin directly:
The output of all fetchers should look like this:
const CopyMetristsFiles = require('@metrists/webpack');
// Webpack config object
return {
plugins: [
// plugins here...
CopyMetristsFiles(
resolvePath: 'src/locals',
resolvePathBuild : 'locals'
)
],
};
🌕 If you do not pass in a
resolvePathBuild
to the plugin, the plugin will useresolvePath
as the build path too.
Contributing
This package is a beginner-friendly package. If you don't know where to start, visit Make a Pull Request to learn how to make pull requests.
Please visit Contributing for more info.
Code of Conduct
Please visit Code of Conduct.
License
MIT