hodor-loader

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This webpack loader allows statically replacing string literal and literal template syntax in JavaScript source code with Hodor before it gets bundled and interpreted.

Smells like an experimental manipulative Lexer, huh?!

Heads-up: I simply do this for fun; use at your own risk.

Hold the door! Holddoor! Hodor! https://youtu.be/5DoBY8M_bCg

Why?

• HODOR IS ~~NOT~~ DEAD.
• You can’t beat Tape 📼⁉

Installation

npm isntall hodor-loader --save-dev

Usage

Documentation: Using loaders

Example

Given this webpack config:

{
  // ...,
  module: {
    rules: [
      {
        test: /\.m?js$/,
        use: 'hodor-loader'
      }
    ]
  },
  // ...
}

It will transform the matching JS file source code, e.g.

console.log('hello, world');

document.querySelector('#app').textContent = 'the quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog';

// alert("hold the door");

document.writeln('hold, the; door!');

const x = 42;
console.log(`the answer is ${x}`);

...into:

console.log('HODOR, HODOR');

document.querySelector('#HODOR').textContent =
  'HODOR HODOR HODOR HODOR HODOR HODOR HODOR HODOR HODOR';

// alert("hold the door");

document.writeln('HODOR, HODOR; HODOR!');

const x = 42;
console.log(`HODOR HODOR HODOR HODOR`);

Author

Glenn Dwiyatcita (@dwiyatci)

License

WTFPL – Do What the Fuck You Want to Public License.

See LICENSE.txt.