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ng-package-constants-loader

v0.2.2

Published

Webpack loader to generate a config file from values in your projects package.json file

Downloads

2,013

Readme

ng-package-constants-loader

Webpack loader to generate an Angular constants module from values in your projects package.json file.

Installation

npm install ng-package-constants-loader --save-dev

Usage

Given a webpack config:

module: {
  rules: [
    {
      // Let's take our config file by absolute url
      test: path.resolve(__dirname + 'package.json'),
      use: {
        loader: 'ng-package-constants-loader',
        options: {
          moduleName: 'app.constants' // name of the angular module
          configKey: 'config.all', // object to pull from package.json
          wrap: 'es6' // es6, true (default), false
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

and package.json

{
...
"config": {
  "string": "my string",
  "integer": 12345,
  "object": {"one": 2, "three": ["four"]},
  "array": ["one", 2, {"three": "four"}, [5, "six"]],
  "all": {
    "string": "my string",
    "integer": 12345,
    "object": {"one": 2, "three": ["four"]},
    "array": ["one", 2, {"three": "four"}, [5, "six"]]
  }
  ...
}

include the package.json file in your project, to be loaded by Webpack:

require('./package.json');

the loader will emit an angular module

import angular from "angular";
export default angular.module("app.constants")
  .constant("string", "my string")
  .constant("integer", 12345)
  .constant("object", {"one":2,"three":["four"]})
  .constant("array", ["one",2,{"three":"four"},[5,"six"]]);

Options

|Name|Type|Default|Description| |:--:|:--:|:-----:|:----------| |moduleName|{String}|app.constants|The name of the Angular Module| |createModule|{Boolean}|true|Whether or not to create a new module| |configKey|{String}||The package.json property key to load. Can be dot a separated value| |**`wrap`**|`{String}`||The format of the output. See Wrap details below|

Wrap

wrap: 'es6'

The loader will output an ES6 compliant Angular Module:

import angular from "angular";
export default angular.module("app.constants", [])
  .constant("string", "my string")
  .constant("integer", 12345)
  .constant("object", {"one":2,"three":["four"]})
  .constant("array", ["one",2,{"three":"four"},[5,"six"]]);

wrap: true

The loader will output an IIFE wrapped Angular Module:

(function () {
 return angular.module("app.constants", [])
  .constant("string", "my string")
  .constant("integer", 12345)
  .constant("object", {"one":2,"three":["four"]})
  .constant("array", ["one",2,{"three":"four"},[5,"six"]]);

})();

wrap: false (or no value)

The loader will output a bare Angular Module:

angular.module("app.constants", [])
  .constant("string", "my string")
  .constant("integer", 12345)
  .constant("object", {"one":2,"three":["four"]})
  .constant("array", ["one",2,{"three":"four"},[5,"six"]]);