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vite-plugin-string-replace

v1.1.3

Published

[中文文档](./README_ZH-CN.md)

Downloads

9,402

Readme

vite-plugin-string-replace

中文文档

how to use

  1. install

    yarn add vite-plugin-string-replace -D

  2. config vite.config.ts

import StringReplace from 'vite-plugin-string-replace'

defineConfig({
    plugins: [
        StringReplace([
            {
                search: 'aaaaa', // search this string in content
                replace: 'bbbbb', // replace search string with this
            },
            {
                search: /a{5,}/g, // you can use RegEXP to search in content
                replace: 'bbbbb', // replace search string with this
            },
           {
              fileName: 'aaa.txt', // if fileName set, this rule will only execute in this file.
              search: /a{5,}/g,
              replace: 'bbbbb',
           },
        ])
    ]
})

Options

search

A string or RegExp

search option means that the specify content in files that you want to SEARCH

If search is a string, it means SEARCH ALL in file.

If search is a RegExp, it means SEARCH (ALL when it has g flag) in file.

replace

A string

replace option means that the SEARCH result REPLACE WITH this option's config.

fileName

A string or RegExp

fileName option means that in WHICH file, you want to SEARCH and REPLACE WITH

If fileName is a string, plugin will transform it into a RegExp

If fileName is a RegExp, it will only match the file which can match the RegExp

globPattern & globOptions

1.1.3 add globby support, and deprecated fileName options

When globPattern has been set, fileName will be ignored!

more usage and options, please see globby