kei-ito
rollup-plugin-glob-import
A plugin to use glob-star.
Installation
npm install --save-dev rollup-plugin-glob-importUsage
// rollup.config.js
const globImport = require('rollup-plugin-glob-import');
// import {plugin as globImport} from 'rollup-plugin-glob-import';
export default {
input: 'path/to/input.js',
plugins: [
globImport(options) // See the "Options" section below.
]
}Example
- sample/001: Import named exports
- sample/002: Import all exports including default exports
- sample/003: Import side effects
- sample/004: Use options.rename
Options
export interface IGlobPluginOptions {
/**
* The first argument of [rollup-pluginutils.createfilter](https://github.com/rollup/rollup-pluginutils#createfilter).
*/
include?: Parameters<CreateFilter>[0],
/**
* The second argument of [rollup-pluginutils.createfilter](https://github.com/rollup/rollup-pluginutils#createfilter).
*/
exclude?: Parameters<CreateFilter>[0],
/**
* - `'import'`: The intermediate files work as importer that export nothing.
* - `'named'`: The intermediate files export only **named** exports.
* - `'default'`: The intermediate files export only **default** exports.
* - `'mixed'`: This plugin read the imported files and parse it with
* [acorn](https://www.npmjs.com/package/acorn) to check default exports.
* Intermediate files export both named exports and default exports.
*/
format?: IntermediateFileFormat,
/**
* A function generates the name of exports.
* It is used if `options.format` is `'mixed'` or `'default'`.
* For example, if an imported module `/src/foo.js` has
* `export const bar = 123` and `export default 456`, it is called twice:
* `rename('bar', '/src/foo.js')`, `rename(null, '/src/foo.js')`.
* If a return values is falsy value, it is ignored.
*/
rename?: (name: string, id: string) => string,
/**
* [acorn](https://www.npmjs.com/package/acorn) options.
* The default value is `{sourceType: 'module'}`.
*/
acorn?: acorn.Options,
/**
* A function called before generating intermediate files.
* You can add or remove files from sources.
*/
intercept?: (sources: Array<string>, importer: string, importee: string) => Array<string>,
}License
MIT