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angular-snowpack-plugin

v2.3.1

Published

Snowpack Plugin for angular projects

Downloads

13

Readme

angular-snowpack-plugin

This is a highly experimental snowpack plugin. Has only been tested to work on brand new Angular >= 9 project generated through ng new <project_name>. Working setup could be seen here.

Style Preprocessors (USE ngsnow INSTEAD OF snowpack dev)

Starting from version 2.3.0, style pre/post-processing is now supported with caveats. snowpack dev will not support this feature, use ngsnow instead. ngsnow is a wrapper around snowpack dev that will enable this feature.

Sass is tested along with PostCSS, TailwindCSS tested to fully work with @apply rules.

Usage

npm i --save-dev angular-snowpack-plugin
// snowpack.config.js

{
  "plugins": [
    [
      "angular-snowpack-plugin",
      {
        /* Plugin Options goes here */
      }
    ]
  ]
}

Plugin Options

| Name | Type | Description | Default | | ---------------- | ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | angularJson | string | Relative path to angular.json of your Angular project. | angular.json | | angularProject | string | Target project of the build as according to angular.json | default project defined in angular.json | | ngccTargets | string[] | Explicit ngcc targets that the plugin will attempt to run ngcc with on each startup, values here will be extending the default value. | Detected node_modules packages imported in source files | | errorToBrowser | boolean | Determines whether a type-check error will be pushed to the browser as a build error, note that this only applies to dev mode, build and first compilation will push error to browser regardless, false will mimic the behavior of ng serve | true | | useHmr | boolean | Enables hot-module replacement(HMR) based on Angular 11 HMR code, tested to work on Angular >= 9 with ivy enabled | false |

Setup in existing @angular/cli projects

npm i --save-dev angular-snowpack-plugin snowpack
// snowpack.config.js

{
  mount: {
    src: '/'
  },
  plugins: [
    [
      "angular-snowpack-plugin",
      { /* Plugin Options goes here */ }
    ]
  ]
}

Run snowpack dev (ngsnow for style pre/post-processing capabilities) or snowpack build.

Important Notes

If facing strange errors while running snowpack dev, please run snowpack build first, and determine if the same errors happen on the built version. If errors only happen in snowpack dev, try running snowpack --reload to clear development cache.

This is because ngcc has to build @angular packages that your project uses into ivy compatible, and snowpack dev converts these packages into web_modules before they were run through ngcc by the plugin, and snowpack dev does not clear cache even after ngcc finishes.