babel-plugin-enum-minimize

Babel plugin that will minimize the enum defininition in specified file.

Use comment at top to determine whether enable the feature for current file.

Examples

Suppose you have a file defined all Redux action types as follows:

In

// @enums
export const add = 'todos/add';
export const remove = 'todos/remove';
export const complete = 'todos/complete';
export const filter = 'todo-list/filter';

Out

// @enums
export const add = '!';
export const remove '"';
export const complete = '#';
export const filter = '$';

Please notice that this is an opt-in feature, meaning that you have to write // @enums at top of file to enable this feature file by file.

Installation

$ npm install babel-plugin-enum-minimize

Usage

Via .babelrc (Recommended)

.babelrc

{
  "plugins": ["enum-minimize"]
}

Via Node API

require('babel-core').transform('code', {
  plugins: ['enum-minimize'],
});

Options

useString

boolean, defaults to true.

This option determines whether you would like to keep string as enum types. If false is given, integers starting from 0 will be used instead. Meanwhile, if use string, char starting from "!" will be used.

asciiOnly

boolean, defaults to false.

This option determines whether you allow to have unicode char in string. It will only be valid when you set useString option to true.

When asciiOnly is set to be true, enum will be transformed to a string representation of it's index in radix 16. However, if use unicode, characters from range "!" to "]" and any character whose charCode is greater than 256 will be used.

License

MIT