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@ver5/rollup-plugin-module-copy

v0.1.1

Published

copy some node modules that you do not want to or cant be bundled

Downloads

2

Readme

Rollup Plugin Module Copy

For problem Node.js modules that won't bundle with Rollup, a brute force copy method is required. Instead of manually entering all the dependenices needed, simply input each of the trouble modules you need, and that module with it's dependencies will be copied into your target node_modules directory.

Usage

yarn add @ver5/rollup-plugin-module-copy -D

import moduleCopy from '@ver5/rollup-plugin-module-copy';

[...]

plugins: [
    moduleCopy({
        packages: ['jimp'],
    }),
]

Parameters

  • packages - ({array[string]})
    • array of some packages(you want to copy) names
  • src - ({string}, default:current rollup running directory)
    • source folder containing the main node_modules folder
  • dest - ({string}, default: output dir)
    • destination folder to generate the destiation node_modules folder
  • symlink - ({boolean}, default:false)
    • option to make a symlink to src node_modules folders instead of copying (best for dev)
  • clean - ({boolean}, default:true)
    • Clear the copied modules directory

credit

https://github.com/justintaylor-dev/rollup-plugin-node-copy