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webpack-gcs-plugin

v0.1.1

Published

A Webpack plugin to upload assets in Google Cloud Storage. (fork from webpack-google-cloud-storage-plugin)

Downloads

6

Readme

webpack-gcs-plugin

npm version

A Webpack plugin to upload assets in Google Cloud Storage.

This plugin is a fork from webpack-google-cloud-storage-plugin

This fork adds the ability to set metadatas to the GCS objects (especially useful for Cache-Content). You can also upload arbitrary static directory, not related to Webpack with the staticDirs option.

Installation

npm install --save webpack-gcs-plugin

Usage

// In your webpack.config.js
import WebpackGoogleCloudStoragePlugin from 'webpack-gcs-plugin';

module.exports = {
  ...
  plugins: [
    new WebpackGoogleCloudStoragePlugin({
      directory: './src',
      // NOTE: Array of filenames to include in the uploading process
      include: ['app.js'],
      // NOTE: Array of filenames to exclude in the uploading process
      exclude: ['cats.js'],
      // NOTE: Array of static directories (not related to Webpack) to be uploaded
      staticDirs: ['./static'],
      // NOTE: Options passed directly to
      // Google cloud Node Storage client.
      // This is mostly authentication-wise.
      // For more information:
      // https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/google-cloud-node/tree/master/packages/storage#authentication
      storageOptions: {
        projectId: 'grape-spaceship-123',
        // keyFilename: '/path/to/keyfile.json'
        // keyFileName: './examples/my-credentials.json',
        // key: 'mykey',
        // credentials: require('/path/to/credentials.json'),
      },
      // NOTE: Options used by
      // WebpackGoogleCloudStoragePlugin
      // regarding uploading.
      uploadOptions: {
        // Where to upload files
        bucketName: 'my-bucket-name',
        // NOTE: Prefix to add in the bucket file path.
        // E.g: app.js => assets/v1/app.js,
        // file is an object with { name:, path: }.
        destinationNameFn: file =>
           path.join('assets', file.path)
        ,
        // NOTE: Function to set metadatas to objects uploaded to GCS
        metaDataFn: file => ({
          cacheContent: 'max-age=86400, s-maxage=604800, public'
        }),
        // Make gzip compressed (default: false)
        gzip: true,
        // Make file public (default: false)
        makePublic: true,
      },
    }),
  ],
};

Examples

Check out the examples folder for a working demo.

Add your credentials to storageOptions and set uploadOptions.

Then you can run the demo webpack using npm run example.