@swordjs/esbuild-plugin-condition-comment-macro
v1.0.1
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This is an esbuild plugin, which can be given a condition that will filter out unqualified macro comment blocks from the code. This is usually used for conditional builds
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esbuild-plugin-condition-comment-macro
This is an esbuild plugin, which can be given a condition that will filter out unqualified macro comment blocks from the code. This is usually used for conditional builds
Installation
npm install @swordjs/esbuild-plugin-condition-comment-macro -D
Or use yarn / pnpm
Usage
import * as esbuild from 'esbuild'
import { ConditionCommentMacroPlugin } from "@swordjs/esbuild-plugin-condition-comment-macro"
const condition = "aliyun"
await esbuild.build({
entryPoints: ['src/index.ts'],
outfile: 'dist/out.js',
plugins: [ConditionCommentMacroPlugin({
prefix: "@",
startMacro: {
ifdef: ({ match, args, reg }) => args.includes(condition) ? match : match.replace(reg, ''),
ifndef: ({ match, args, reg }) => args.includes(condition) ? match.replace(reg, '') : match,
},
endMacro: "endif"
})()]
})
Just like build.js
in the test/fixture
folder, when using esbuild, just pass some necessary parameters to the plugin
In the above code, we simply implement a conditional compilation function, we set the condition to aliyun
, and then write the following code in the code
// @ifdef server || woker || aliyun
const test = 1
// @endif
// @ifdef aliyun
const a = 1
// @endif
// @ifndef aliyun || server
const b = 1
// @endif
Then esbuild will output this code content
"use strict";
const test = 1;
const a = 1;
Options
interface Options {
// Macro prefix, we recommend using @
prefix: string,
// A custom action on the start macro, which returns the current matching fragment, along with the macro parameters and the regular being matched
startMacro: Record<string, (params: {match: string, args: string[], reg: RegExp}) => string>,
// End macro
endMacro: string,
}