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rollup-plugin-eol

v1.0.0

Published

A Rollup plugin for normalizing line endings in rollup output files, rollup watcher files and/or a custom glob pattern of files

Downloads

8

Readme

Line Endings (EOL) Rollup Plugin

Description

This is a rollup plugin that is used to convert line endings (EOL) characters. It works on output files, input files (via rollup watchers), and custom glob patterns that allow users to define any file or directories of their choice.

There are two functions return eol and eolOutput. The only difference being that eolOutput can be run on the output files of a rollup build. This is useful if you want to convert the line endings of a particular output file(s). However, the cleanup must happen in the output generation hooks, instead after the entire build is completed. So use eol unless do not want this to run for one of the output builds.

Installation

You can install the plugin via npm or Yarn:

npm install rollup-plugin-eol --save-dev

or

yarn add rollup-plugin-eol --dev

Example Usage

import babel from '@rollup/plugin-babel';
import resolve from '@rollup/plugin-node-resolve';
import terser from '@rollup/plugin-terser';
import eol, {eolOutput} from 'rollup-plugin-eol';

export default [
	// Example 1 - As a `Build` plugin
	{
		input: 'js/src/**/*.js',
		output: [
			{dir: 'js/dist'},
			{dir: 'js/dist', chunkFileNames: '[name].min.js', plugins: [terser()]},
		],
		plugins: [
			resolve(),
			babel({presets: [['@babel/preset-env']], babelHelpers: 'bundled'}),
			eol({
				outputFiles: true,
				watchFiles: true,
				globPattern: ['css/src/**/*.scss', 'template/**/*.html'],
			}),
		],
	},
	// Example 2 - As an `Output Generation` plugin
	{
		input: 'react/src/**/*.js',
		output: [
			{dir: 'react/dist'},
			{dir: 'react/dist', chunkFileNames: '[name].min.js', plugins: [terser(), eolOutput({eol: `\r\n`})]},
		],
		plugins: [
			resolve(),
			babel({presets: [['@babel/preset-env'], ['@babel/preset-react']], babelHelpers: 'bundled'}),
		],
	},
];

Options

Here are the options you can pass to the plugin:

  • eol: Desired end of line character(s). Technically can be any string, but it is recommended stick with \r\n (Windows style) or \n (Linux style).

    • Defaults to \n (Linux style).
  • encoding: Desired encoding for reading and writing files.

    • Defaults to 'utf8'.
  • outputFiles: A boolean which, if true, applies the EOL conversion to the output files.

    • Defaults to true.
  • watchFiles: A boolean which, if true, applies the EOL conversion to the files watched by Rollup.

    • Defaults to false.
  • globPattern: A glob pattern(s) to select additional files for EOL conversion (uses the glob npm package).

    • Defaults to false.
  • globPatternOptions: An object to customize the behavior of the glob pattern matching.

    • Defaults to {ignore: 'node_modules/**'}.
  • include: A picomatch pattern, or array of patterns, specifying the files to include.

    • By default all files are included.
  • exclude: A picomatch pattern, or array of patterns, specifying the files to exclude.

    • By default no files are excluded.
  • debug: A boolean that controls whether debug messages are printed to the console.

    • Defaults to false.