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rollup-plugin-banner2

v1.3.0

Published

Rollup plugin to add banner in built files

Downloads

13,991

Readme

rollup-plugin-banner2

Introduction

Rollup plugin to prepend content before bundled js code.

Why

rollup itself contains output.banner option. The difference between this plugin and the output.banner parameter provided by the rollup is that the banner will not be cleaned up - for example by rollup-plugin-uglify plugin, the output file will not contain the output.banner parameter you set. rollup-plugin-banner2 solves this problem.

There is another banner plugin: https://github.com/yingye/rollup-plugin-banner . Unfortunately, it looks NOT MAINTAINED for quite some time now. The main differences are described below.

Usage

Install the plugin with NPM:

npm install --save-dev rollup-plugin-banner2

Add it to your rollup configuration:

import banner2 from 'rollup-plugin-banner2'

export default {
  plugins: [
    banner2(
      () => `
    /**
     * rollup-plugin-banner2
     */
    `,
    ),
  ],
}

Comparison with rollup-plugin-banner

  • banner2 supports sourcemaps
  • banner2 supports adding different banner to different chunks based on ChunkInfo (for more info see https://rollupjs.org/ )
  • banner2 does not support file path option that loads a file content and uses that as a banner. It should be easy enough to call fs.readFileSync yourself
  • banner2 does not support injecting values from package.json to banner via <%= pkg.author %> etc.
  • banner2 does not add JS comments as a wrapper to every banner automatically. You can explicitly use the option {formatter: 'docBlock}.

The missing features could be added if someone actually needs them.

API

banner2(resolveBanner, options)

See the typescript definition for more info.

resolveBanner

The resolveBanner function returns a banner as

  • string
  • stringifiable object, i.e. having toString method, such as Buffer
  • any falsy value for an empty banner
  • a Promise resolving any of the values mentioned above

options

  • sourcemap - enable/disable sourcemap. true by default
  • formatter - transform banner. No transform by default. Possible options:
    • 'docBlock' - i.e. /** & */\n
    • 'docBlockAndGap' - i.e. /** & */\n\n

Contributing

  • new PRs accepted :-)
  • always cover your changes by tests
  • always mention your changes in the CHANGELOG.md
  • always update typescript definition file when relevant to your changes, and possibly the docs.