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@repodog/swc-config

v1.0.5

Published

The Repodog SWC config module.

Downloads

474

Readme

@repodog/swc-config

The Repodog SWC config.

npm version License: MIT

Install package and peer dependency

# terminal
npm install @repodog/swc-config @swc/core --save-dev

Install optional peer dependency

# terminal
npm install @rollup/plugin-swc --save-dev

Use package

This package is designed to be used with rollup, webpack and jest as it allows the the config to be a javascript file. The SWC command line library only supports a .swcrc json file.

As a javascript file that is passed into rollup, you can override the configuration and it can be dynamically modified based off environment variables.

Whether the config transforms javascript or typescript is based on whether the config finds a tsconfig.json at the root of your project.

With Rollup

// rollup.config.cjs
const rollupConfig = require('@repodog/rollup-config');
const swcConfig = require('@repodog/swc-config');
const swcPlugin = require('@rollup/plugin-swc');

module.exports = {
  ...rollupConfig({ compiler: swcPlugin({ swc: swcConfig.ts }) }),
  // or
  ...rollupConfig({ compiler: swcPlugin({ swc: swcConfig.js }) }),
};

With Webpack

// webpack.config.cjs
const webpackConfig = require('@repodog/webpack-config');
const swcConfig = require('@repodog/swc-config');

module.exports = {
  ...webpackConfig({ compiler: ['swc-loader', swcConfig] }),
  entry: './src/index.ts',
  output: {
    filename: 'index.js',
    path: path.resolve(__dirname, 'dist'),
  },
};

With Jest

// jest.config.cjs
const jestConfig = require('@repodog/jest-config');
const swcConfig = require('@repodog/swc-config');

module.exports = {
  ...jestConfig({ compilerOptions: swcConfig }),
};

Environment variables

SWC_MODULE_SYSTEM = 'esm' || 'cjs'

Sets module.type to 'es6' or 'commonjs'. Default 'esm'.

DEBUG = 'true' || 'false'

Changes targets to latest version of chrome / current version of nodejs and sets env.debug to true.

JS_ENV = 'web' || 'node'

Changes targets to browser based or nodejs based. Default 'node'.

NODE_ENV = 'production' || 'development' || 'test'

Sets transform.react.development field. Default 'development'.