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vite-plugin-tree-shakable-decorators

v0.1.2

Published

Make your TypeScript decorators tree-shakable.

Downloads

15

Readme

vite-plugin-tree-shakable-decorators

Make your TypeScript decorators tree-shakable.

Take the following example:

@Component()
export class Dialog {
    @Prop({ required: true })
    public title!: string;
}

Will generate this kind of code:

let Dialog = class {
};
__decorate([
  Prop({required: true})
], Dialog.prototype, "title", void 0);
Dialog = __decorate([
  Component
], Dialog);

The problem is that the __decorate call is in the global scope. And because it uses Dialog, both the decorators and the component will always be included in the build, even if unused.

If you're building a lib for example it's a big issue because your end users will definitely not want all your components to be included in their build when they only use a few.

This plugin will wrap the decorators declarations into an IIFE marked as /* @__PURE__ */:

let Dialog =  class Dialog {
};
Dialog = /* @__PURE__ */ ((_) => {
    __decorate([
        Prop({required: true})
    ], _.prototype, "title", void 0);
    return __decorate([
        Component
    ], _);
})(Dialog);

This way the Dialog class and its decorators will only be included in the build if Dialog is actually imported.

Install

  • npm
npm i vite-plugin-tree-shakable-decorators --save-dev
  • yarn
yarn add -D vite-plugin-tree-shakable-decorators
  • pnpm
pnpm add -D vite-plugin-tree-shakable-decorators

Usage

// vite.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from 'vite';
import vue from '@vitejs/plugin-vue';
import TreeShakableDecorators from 'vite-plugin-tree-shakable-decorators';

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [TreeShakableDecorators()],
  ...
});