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- webcompiler
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webcompiler
Lint, type-check, compile, package and gzip JavaScript (ES6 + Flow static types + JSX), for the browser as well as NodeJS; lint, compile, auto-prefix, minify and gzip SASS.
Prerequisites
Important! Create a .flowconfig file at the root of your project with the following contents:
[ignore]
.*/invalidPackageJson/*
.*/build/*
.*/node_modules/.*/test/*
.*/node_modules/.*/spec/*
[include]
[libs]
[options]
suppress_comment=.*@noflow.*Installation
npm i webcompiler --saveExposes 2 main classes
JS - lints, type-checks, compiles, packages, minifies and gzips JavaScript for the browser and NodeJS
interface JS {
constructor(lintRules: Object = {});
validate(inPath: string, lintPaths: Array<string>, callback: Function);
feDev(inPath: string, outPath: string, callback: Function, ...lintPaths: Array<string>);
feProd(inPath: string, outPath: string, callback: Function, ...lintPaths: Array<string>);
beFile(inPath: string, outPath: string, callback: Function, ...lintPaths: Array<string>);
beDir(inPath: string, outPath: string, callback: Function, ...lintPaths: Array<string>);
}SASS - lints, compiles, packages, adds vendor prefixes, minifies and gzips SASS for the browser
interface SASS {
constructor(excludeLinter: Array<string> = [], importOnceOptions: Object = {}, includePaths: Array<string> = []);
validate(inPath: string, lintPaths: Array<string>, callback: Function);
feDev(inPath: string, outPath: string, callback: Function, ...lintPaths: Array<string>);
feProd(inPath: string, outPath: string, callback: Function, ...lintPaths: Array<string>);
}Arguments
inPath- a full system path to the input file/directoryoutPath- a full system path to the output file/directorycallback- a callback function, executed after the successful compilationlintPaths- paths to files/directories to lint (the input file is included automatically)
Example usage
import {JS} from 'webcompiler';
import {DirectoryWatcher} from 'simple-recursive-watch';
import {join} from 'path';
import tinylr from 'tiny-lr';
var compiler = new JS(),
lr = tinylr(),
libDir = join(__dirname, 'lib'),
webJS = compiler.feDev.bind(compiler,
join(libDir, 'app.js'),
join(__dirname, 'public', 'script.js'),
function () {
// notify LiveReload of the file change
lr.changed({body: {files: ['script.js']}});
}, libDir);
lr.listen(35729);
// compile at startup
webJS();
// automatically invoke the same compiler if any of the JavaScript files change
DirectoryWatcher.watch(libDir, 'js', webJS);Important!
The resulting JavaScript and CSS files from feProd are gzip compressed for performance
(see Gzip Components), so make sure to provide a
"Content-Encoding" header to the browser (e.g. res.setHeader('Content-Encoding', 'gzip');).
Additional info
- ESLint, babel-eslint, eslint-plugin-babel and ESLint-plugin-React are used to lint the JavaScript
- Facebook Flow is used to type-check the JavaScript
- Babel is used to compile the JavaScript
- webpack is used to package the JavaScript
- UglifyJS 2 is used to compress the JavaScript
- SCSS-Lint is used to lint SASS
- node-sass and Import Once are used to compile SASS
- PostCSS and Autoprefixer are used to automatically add the browser vendor prefixes to the generated CSS
- Clean-css is used to compress the CSS