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svelte-preprocess-import-assets

v1.1.0

Published

Import assets in markup

Downloads

9,153

Readme

svelte-preprocess-import-assets

Import assets directly in the markup. Supports Svelte 3, 4, and 5.

NOTE: Svelte 5 support is experimental and may break between versions.

Convert this:

<h1>Look at this image</h1>
<img src="./assets/cool-image.png" alt="cool image" />

Into this:

<script>
  import ___ASSET___0 from './assets/cool-image.png'
</script>

<h1>Look at this image</h1>
<img src={___ASSET___0} alt="cool image" />

Usage

Install with your package manager:

npm install --save-dev svelte-preprocess-import-assets

Include the preprocessor in your bundler's Svelte plugin preprocess option:

import { importAssets } from 'svelte-preprocess-import-assets'

svelte({ preprocess: [importAssets()] })

// or in svelte.config.js
export default {
  preprocess: [importAssets()],
  // ... other svelte options
}

API

The importAssets() function receives an optional options object for its first parameter. The object may contain these properties:

sources

  • Type: AssetSource[] | ((defaultSources: AssetSource[]) => AssetSource[])

    interface AssetSource {
      tag: string
      srcAttributes?: string[]
      srcsetAttributes?: string[]
      filter?: (metadata: FilterMetadata) => boolean
    }
    
    interface FilterMetadata {
      tag: string
      attribute: string
      value: string
      attributes: Record<string, string>
    }
  • Default: See DEFAULT_SOURCES in src/constants.js

    These are the sources to look for when scanning for imports. You can provide an entirely different list of sources, or declare a function to access the default sources and augment it. The supported tags and attributes are based on html-loader (except icon-uri). Component name as tag is also supported.

    {
      sources: (defaultSources) => {
        return [
          ...defaultSources,
          // Also scan `data-src` and `data-srcset` of an img tag
          {
            tag: 'img',
            srcAttributes: ['data-src'],
            srcsetAttributes: ['data-srcset'],
          },
        ]
      },
    }

importPrefix

  • Type: string

  • Default: ___ASSET___

    The string to be prefixed for asset import names, e.g. ___ASSET___0 and ___ASSET___1.

http

  • Type: boolean

  • Default: false

    Whether a URL with http/https protocol should be converted to an import.

urlFilter

  • Type: (url: string) => boolean

    Whether a URL should be converted into an import.

    {
      // Include URLs with specific extensions only
      urlFilter: (url) => /\.(png|jpg|gif|webp)$/.test(url),
    }

Recipes

Ignore an element

<!-- svelte-preprocess-import-assets-ignore -->
<img src="./assets/cool-image.png" alt="cool image" />

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License

MIT