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taro-plugin-obfuscator

v0.0.1

Published

obfuscator plugin for taro

Downloads

4

Readme

taro-plugin-obfuscator

Usage

Warning: It has been only tested on some wechat mini programs, not guaranteed the plugin will not break other platform mini app code. And the output code size will increase apparently, so prepare for sub-packaging for your mini apps.

Install

npm i taro-plugin-obfuscator -D
# or
yarn add taro-plugin-obfuscator -D

Plugin Usage

const config = {
  plugins: [
    [
      "taro-plugin-obfuscator",
      {
        options: {},
        excludes: ["taro.js", "vendors.js", "runtime.js"],
      },
    ],
  ],
};

options

Type: Object Default:

{
  "optionsPreset": "low-obfuscation",
  "deadCodeInjection": false,
  "debugProtection": false, // required for mini-program
  "selfDefending": false, // required for mini-program
  "disableConsoleOutput": false, // required for mini-program
  "ignoreImports": true // required for mini-program
}

Options for javascript-obfuscator. Should be passed exactly like described on their page.

excludes

Type: Array Default: ["taro.js", "runtime.js", "vendors.js"]

Bundle name is output file name after webpack compilation. With multiple webpack entries you can set bundle name in output object with aliases [name] or [id].

Syntax for excludes array is syntax for multimatch package. You can see examples on package page.

Few syntax examples: ['excluded_bundle_name.js', '**_bundle_name.js'] or 'excluded_bundle_name.js'

Credits

Webpack Obfuscator