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trucks-transform-bundle

v1.0.3

Published

Bundle files into the output templates, styles and scripts

Downloads

7

Readme

Bundle Transform

Bundle files into the output templates, styles and scripts

Install

npm i trucks-transform-bundle --save-dev

For the command line interface see trucks-cli.



Usage

Use the bundle key to configure this transform:

const trucks = require('trucks');

trucks(
  {
    files: ['components.html'],
    transforms: ['bundle'],
    conf: {
      transforms: {
        bundle: {
          css: ['styles.css'],
          js: ['app.js']
        } 
      }
    }
  }, (err, res) => {
    if(err) {
      throw err; 
    }
    console.log(res);
  }
);

API

bundle

public bundle(state, conf)

Add input files to the output templates, styles and scripts.

The default behaviour will prepend input files.

Use the css, html and js lists to prepend files to the corresponding output file. You may also use a more explicit notation with the before and after options to control whether bundled files are appended or prepended.

Returns map of visitor functions.

  • state Object compiler state.
  • conf Object transform plugin configuration.

Options

  • before Object map of files to prepend.
  • after Object map of files to append.
  • css Array files to bundle with the stylesheet.
  • html Array files to bundle with the templates.
  • js Array files to bundle with the javascript.

License

MIT


Created by mkdoc on July 28, 2016