rollup-plugin-atomic

Rollup plugin used in atom-ide-community

Installation

npm install --save-dev rollup-plugin-atomic

<summary> You should have the peer dependencies. </summary>

If using npm, the bundled Rollup, TypeScript, Babel, etc is hoisted automatically.

If using pnpm, either add the following to your .npmrc to hoist the prettier bundled with the config

public-hoist-pattern[]=*

Or install these yourself in your devDependencies.

pnpm install -save-dev rollup
pnpm install --save-dev @babel/core typescript coffeescript assemblyscript  # whichever you need

Usage

Create a rollup.config.js file at the root of the project with the following content. See API section for more details

const { createPlugins } = require("rollup-plugin-atomic")

const plugins = createPlugins(["ts", "babel"])

module.exports = {
  input: "src/main.ts",
  output: [
    {
      dir: "dist",
      format: "cjs",
      sourcemap: true,
    },
  ],
  plugins: plugins,
}

API

createPlugins

use createPlugins to create the plugins you need.

createPlugins(inputPlugins: Array<Plugin> = ["ts", "babel", "json", "coffee"])

which inputPlugins is among these:

js (considered by default)
ts
babel
coffee
json
css
wasm
as
visualizer

Default plugins configured automatically:

commonjs
resolve
autoExternal
sourcemaps
terser (in production)
replace (in production)

Override Default Options for the plugins `[name, overriddenOptions]`

You can pass an input plugin with the overridden options using the [name, overriddenOptions] syntax.

const plugins = createPlugins([["ts", { tsconfig: "./lib/tsconfig.json" }], "js"])

Completely New Options for the plugins `[name, newOptions, false]`

You can pass an input plugin with their supported option using the [name, newOptions, false] syntax:

const plugins = createPlugins([
  ["ts", { tsconfig: "./lib/tsconfig.json", noEmitOnError: false, module: "ESNext" }, false],
  "js",
])

Passing false as the third argument results in discarding the built-in options of rollup-config-atomic for this plugin.

Adding New Extra Plugins

For adding extra plugins, you can simply concatenate your plugins with the output of createPlugins

import multyentry from "@rollup/plugin-multi-entry" // an extra plugin

const plugins = [...createPlugins(["ts"]), multyentry()]

Package detail