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fastroll

v1.0.1

Published

Rollup modules without configuration

Downloads

4

Readme

fastroll

Rollup modules without configuration

Install

$ npm i -g fastroll

Use

$ fastroll lib.js --format es --output lib.es.js
$ fastroll lib.js --format cjs --exclude path --exclude os --output dist/lib.js
$ fastroll lib.js --format umd --name lib --output lib.umd.js

Fastroll makes it possible to create Rollup bundles with single one-line command, just like Browserify. To achieve this Fastroll ships with a number of Rollup plugins already installed and preconfigured:

  • @rollup/plugin-commonjs
  • @rollup/plugin-json
  • @rollup/plugin-node-resolve
  • rollup-plugin-node-builtins
  • rollup-plugin-node-globals

The command exposes the following options to customize the behaviour of Rollup and these plugins:

--output, -o    Output bundle target file
--format, -f    Format to use for output bundle
--name, -n      Name of the bundle export
--exclude, -e   External module(s) to exclude from bundle
--mode, -m      Export mode to use for bundle
--help, -h      Display command help information

License

Apache-2.0