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@randajan/rsc-builder

v0.0.7

Published

A easy to use utility library for MikroTik script development with bundling capabilities.

Downloads

4

Readme

rsc-builder

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

rsc-builder is a easy to use utility library for MikroTik script development with bundling capabilities.

Installation

Install the library using npm:

npm install -d @randajan/rsc-builder

Or using yarn:

yarn add @randajan/rsc-builder

Usage

import RSCbuild from "@randajan/rsc-builder";

RSCbuild({
    live: true, // Enables a watcher that triggers a build 500ms after the last source code change
    version: "1.0.0", // General variable present in all scripts, specifying the version of the entire build
    entries:[ // List of input files from which builds will be created
        "template.rsc",
        "script.rsc",
    ],
    srcDir: "src", // Folder where source files are stored
    distDir: "dist", // Folder where builds are exported
});

General Builder Functions

Importing another script file

%%./path/to/subscript.rsc%%

Importing another script file with escaping

##./path/to/subscript.rsc##

Useful when creating a file for script import like

/system script add source="##./path/to/subscript.rsc##";

Variable

${version}

This example will be replaced with the value of the version provided to builder

Extra function

You can also pass extra variables to the imported script file that will be used to fill variable in that file.

%%./path/to/subscript.rsc { "extra":"variable" }%%

or

##./path/to/subscript.rsc { "foo":"bar" }##

Builder is expecting JSON formated variables. If there is present variable ${foo} at the file subscript.rsc it will be replaced by builder with string "bar".

Known bugs

  • Builder is recursive, but there is no check for possible loops.
  • Every file provided in entries will be stored directly at dist folder even if it's source is at subfolder.

License

MIT © randajan