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svelteup

v4.0.2

Published

A command line is used to bundle svelte components as web component default.

Downloads

53

Readme

svelteup

GitHub license PRs Welcome npm version npm downloads

| compatibility | Svelteup Version | Svelte Version | |--------|-------------|---------| | Rune | ^3.0.0 | ^4.0.0 | | Legacy | ^4.0.0 | ^5.0.0 |

web component + svelte + esbuild = svelteup

client rendering + light weight + extremly fast = svelteup

Web component is the future web tech, which is suitable with a client rendering and light weight frontend framework, svelte.

If we want some components in a simple project, please svelteup. More details on examples

Entry

The entry can be a file or a directory. Please reference to examples

bundle web components seperately

The entry should be a directory, and each svelte file will be a seperate entry.

bundle web components all in one

The entry should be a file, and all the web components should be bundled together.

Startup

1.Startup as CLI

A command line is used to bundle svelte components as web component default.

$ ·> svelteup --help

  Description
    Bundle your Svelte Components
    Parameter Entry can be a file
    Default Entry 'components'

  Usage
    $ svelteup [entry] [options]

  Options
    -o, --outdir      Set output directory (default public/dist)
    -c, --config      Set config path (default svelteup.config.js)
    -d, --dev         [Development] Dev Mode with serving static resources (default false)
    -w, --watch       [Development] Watch Mode without serving static resources (default false)
    -s, --servedir    [Development] Static resources directory
    -p, --port        [Development] Serve port (default 9527)
    -v, --version     Displays current version
    -h, --help        Displays this message

  Examples
    $ svelteup -s public
    $ svelteup bundle.js
    $ svelteup components -o public/dist

2.Startup using a Config File

Please put a svelteup.config.js or svelteup.config.ts in the project root path.

You can use preprocess and compilerOptions. Even you can compile svelte with customElement:false.

import sveltePreprocess from 'svelte-preprocess';

export default {
  entry: 'examples/no-custom-element/components/index.js',
  outdir: 'examples/no-custom-element/public/dist',
  servedir: 'examples/no-custom-element/public',
  compilerOptions: {
    customElement: false,
  },
  preprocess: sveltePreprocess({
    postcss: {
      plugins: [require('autoprefixer')],
    },
  }),
};

Parameters of svelteup.config.js

| Parameter | Description | | -------------- | --------------------------- | | entry | bundle entry | | compilerOptions | svelte compiler option | | preprocess | svelte-preprocess option | | onRebuild | rebuild hook in development |

3.Startup as JS API

import svelteup from 'svelteup';

svelteup('componets/index.js', { servedir: 'public' });

Examples

cd examples/no-custom-element
svelteup -d

Demo Template

Please have a try.

License

MIT @brandonxiang