@embroider/addon-dev
Advanced tools
Utilities for working on v2 addons.
For a guide on porting a V1 addon to V2, see https://github.com/embroider-build/embroider/blob/main/docs/porting-addons-to-v2.md
@embroider/addon-dev/rollup exports utilities for building addons with rollup. To use them:
Add the following devDependencies to your addon:
Copy the ./sample-rollup.config.js in this repo to your own rollup.config.js.
Copy the ./sample-babel.config.json in this repo to your own babel.config.json.
The addon-dev command helps with common tasks in v2 addons.
devDependencies from an embedded test application out into
your addon's actual package.json(You can avoid the need for both of these if you keep your addon and its test app as separate packages in a monorepo instead.)
See the top-level CONTRIBUTING.md in this monorepo.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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Utilities for addon authors
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