require-extension-vue

A require hook for loading single-file vue component in Node with Browser environment.

What's it?

1. Your project is running in Node with Browser environment. (Electron etc.)

2. The expected feature you want, like runtime:

// app.vue
<script>
export default {
    // ...
};
</script>
<template>
    // ...
</template>
<style>
    // ...
</style>

import 'require-extension-vue';
// From now on, you can import or require a single-file vue component.
import app from './app.vue';
// This object is what you export. (include attributes: data, computed, created etc.)
// <template> will be exported in app.template as String.
// <style> will be appended to document.head, if you have Browser environment.

3. Do what you like.

new Vue(app).$mount('app');

Getting started

$ npm install --save require-extension-vue

or, You want a quick start. (use-vue)

Usage

Simple

import 'require-extension-vue';
import app from './app.vue';

new Vue(app).$mount('app');

Config

import loader from 'require-extension-vue';

#loader.style.register

Register language to compile style.

loader.style.register('scss', ( content, filePath, index ) => {
    // compile
    return content;
});

<style lang="scss">
    // sass code
</style>

#loader.style.set

Set a default language.

loader.style.set('scss');

<style>
    // No need to Declare lang="scss" any more
    // sass code
</style>

#loader.style.exports

Append styles to where you like.

loader.style.exports(function ( style, { index, styles, filePath } ) {
    document.head.appendChild(style);
});

#sync

Compile handler should return content sync, includes <template>, <script> and <style>.

#async

Deprecated, @see

API

#Register

register ( lang : String, handler : Function ) => this

handler ( content : String, filePath : String, index : Number ) => content : String

loader.style.register / loader.script.register / loader.template.register

#Set

set ( lang : String ) => this

loader.style.set / loader.script.set / loader.template.set

#Exports

exports ( handler : Function ) => this

handler ( style : Element, options : Object ) { this : Vue } => void

options { index : Number, styles : Array<Element>, filePath : String }

loader.style.exports

Notice

In the following case, as the import synax like Variable Hosting:

import loader from 'require-extension-vue';
loader.script.register('babel', handler).set('babel');
import app from './app.vue';

The above case is equal to the following case:

import loader from 'require-extension-vue';
import app from './app.vue';
// Your config behavior is after require, so it is not working.
loader.script.register('babel', handler).set('babel');

There're two way to avoid:

You can use require instead of import.

import loader from 'require-extension-vue';
loader.script.register('babel', handler).set('babel');
let app  = require('./app.vue');

Put the config behavior in one file.

import 'require-extension-vue';
import './require-extension-vue-config.js';
import app from './app.vue';

// require-extension-vue-config.js
let loader = require.extensions['.vue'];
loader.script.register('babel', handler).set('babel');

Scoped

Support scoped, like vue-loader. @see

#Mind you

This feature require css-what.

But, it is defective. @see

If your class name includes # (>, etc), it can not parse to correct AST selector.

Todo

• source map.

License

MIT