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rollup-plugin-concat-glob

v1.0.0

Published

A Rollup JS plugin for use of glob-formatted input(s) for concatenating into a single output file

Downloads

3

Readme

Concatenate (with glob) Rollup Plugin

rollup-plugin-concat-glob is a Rollup JS plugin designed to simplify the process of managing multiple script files by allowing a glob-formatted string to be used as the input file(s). This tool scans the input glob pattern and concatenates all matching files into a single output file, significantly simplifying your project structure.

Installation

You can install the plugin via npm or Yarn:

npm install rollup-plugin-concat-glob --save-dev

or

yarn add rollup-plugin-concat-glob --dev

Example Usage

import babel from '@rollup/plugin-babel';
import brotli from 'rollup-plugin-brotli';
import commonjs from '@rollup/plugin-commonjs';
import resolve from '@rollup/plugin-node-resolve';
import terser from '@rollup/plugin-terser';
import concatFiles from 'rollup-plugin-concat-glob';

export default [
	// Example 1
	{
		input: 'js/src/**/*.js',
		output: [
			{file: 'js/dist/glob.js', format: 'iife'},
			{file: 'js/dist/glob.min.js', format: 'iife', plugins: [terser(), brotli({options: {level: 11}})]},
		],
		plugins: [
			resolve(),
			commonjs(),
			concatFiles(),
			babel({presets: [['@babel/preset-env']], babelHelpers: 'bundled'}),
		],
	},
	// Example 2
	{
		input: {
			'file-1.js': 'js/src/dir1/**/*.js',
			'file-2.js': ['js/src/index.js', 'js/src/dir2/*.js']
		},
		output: [
			{dir: 'js/dist', chunkFileNames: '[name].js', format: 'es',},
			{dir: 'js/dist', chunkFileNames: '[name].min.js', format: 'es', plugins: [terser(), brotli({options: {level: 11}})],},
		],
		plugins: [
			resolve(),
			commonjs(),
			concatFiles({iife: false}),
			babel({presets: [['@babel/preset-env'], ['@babel/preset-react']], babelHelpers: 'bundled'}),
		],
	},
];

Options

input

The input can be a string, array, or object literal.

  • If the input is a string or array, those files will be concatenated into the user defined output.file in the rollup config.
  • If the input is an object, then the key will be the file name that will be created for its respective value (a string or array of strings as the glob pattern), and it will be saved in the user defined output.dir in the rollup config. It's recommended to define output.chunkFileNames when using output.dir. In that case, the input object key represents the Rollup [name] output variable. So if an input key is file-1.js, then the [name] variable will be file-1 for the chunk file name.

config

  • iife: determines if a file/chunk is wrapped with a JS IIFE (Immediately Invoked Function Expression).
    • The default value is true.