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es-dev-server-rollup

v0.0.8

Published

Use rollup plugins in es-dev-server

Downloads

138

Readme

es-dev-server-rollup

Use rollup plugins in es-dev-server.

Warning: this project is still experimental.

Installation

npm i --save-dev es-dev-server-rollup

Usage

es-dev-server plugins and rollup plugins share a very similar API, making it possible to reuse many rollup plugins inside es-dev-server with an adapter.

Import the rollup plugin and the wrapRollupPlugin function in your es-dev-server config. Then, wrap the rollup plugin with the wrapper function:

const replace = require('@rollup/plugin-replace');
const { wrapRollupPlugin } = require('es-dev-server-rollup');

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    wrapRollupPlugin(
      replace({ include: ['src/**/*.js'], __environment__: '"development"' })
    ),
  ],
};

Performance

Some rollup plugins do expensive operations. During development, this matters a lot more than during a production build. It's recommended to always scope the usage of plugins using the include and exclude options.

non-standard file types

The rollup build process assumes that any imported files are are meant to be compiled to JS, es-dev-server serves many different kinds of files to the browser. If you are transforming a non-standard filetype to JS, for example .json files, you need to instruct es-dev-server to handle it as a JS file:

const json = require('@rollup/plugin-json');
const { wrapRollupPlugin } = require('es-dev-server-rollup');

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    {
      resolveMimeType(context) {
        if (context.path.endsWith('.json')) {
          return 'js';
        }
      },
    },
    wrapRollupPlugin(json()),
  ],
};

Compatibility with rollup plugins

Since es-dev-server doesn't do any bundling, only the following lifecycle hooks from rollup are called:

  • options
  • buildStart
  • resolveId
  • load
  • transform

Plugins that use other lifecycle hooks are mostly build optimizations and are not interesting during development.

The following rollup plugins have been tested to work correctly:

The following rollup plugins don't work correctly at the moment: