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@mrhenry/polyfill-library
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NodeJS module to create polyfill bundles tailored to individual user-agents
npm install @mrhenry/polyfill-library --save
const polyfillLibrary = require('@mrhenry/polyfill-library');
const UA = require('@financial-times/polyfill-useragent-normaliser');
const polyfillBundle = polyfillLibrary.getPolyfillString({
ua: new UA('Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0; en-US)'),
minify: true,
features: {
'es6': { flags: ['gated'] }
}
}).then(function(bundleString) {
console.log(bundleString);
});
polyfillLibrary.listAllPolyfills()
Get a list of all the polyfills which exist within the collection of polyfill sources.
Returns a Promise which resolves with an array of all the polyfills within the collection.
polyfillLibrary.describePolyfill(featureName)
Get the metadata for a specific polyfill within the collection of polyfill sources.
@param {String} featureName
- The name of a polyfill whose metadata should be returned.Returns a Promise which resolves with the metadata or with undefined
if no metadata exists for the polyfill.
polyfillLibrary.getOptions(opts = {})
Create an options object for use with getPolyfills
or getPolyfillString
.
@param {object} opts
- Valid keys are ua, minify, unknown, excludes and features.@param {Boolean} [opts.minify=true]
- Whether to return the minified or raw implementation of the polyfills.@param {'ignore'|'polyfill'} [opts.unknown='polyfill']
- Whether to return all polyfills or no polyfills if the user-agent is unknown or unsupported.@param {Object} [opts.features={}]
- Which features should be returned if the user-agent does not support them natively.@param {Array<String>} [opts.excludes=[]]
- Which features should be excluded from the returned object.@param {Object} [opts.ua={}]
- The user-agent object to check each feature against.Returns an object which has merged opts
with the defaults option values.
polyfillLibrary.getPolyfills(opts)
Given a set of features that should be polyfilled in 'opts.features' (with flags i.e. {<featurename>: {flags:Set[<flaglist>]}, ...}
), determine which have a configuration valid for the given opts.ua, and return a promise of set of canonical (unaliased) features (with flags) and polyfills.
@param {object} opts
- Valid keys are ua, minify, unknown, excludes and features.@param {Boolean} [opts.minify=true]
- Whether to return the minified or raw implementation of the polyfills.@param {'ignore'|'polyfill'} [opts.unknown='polyfill']
- Whether to return all polyfills or no polyfills if the user-agent is unknown or unsupported.@param {Object} [opts.features={}]
- Which features should be returned if the user-agent does not support them natively.@param {Array<String>} [opts.excludes=[]]
- Which features should be excluded from the returned object.@param {Object} [opts.ua={}]
- The user-agent object to check each feature against.Returns a Promise which resolves to an Object which contains the canonicalised feature definitions filtered for UA.
polyfillLibrary.getPolyfillString(opts)
Create a polyfill bundle.
@param {object} opts
- Valid keys are ua, minify, unknown, excludes and features.@param {Boolean} [opts.minify=true]
- Whether to return the minified or raw implementation of the polyfills.@param {'ignore'|'polyfill'} [opts.unknown='polyfill']
- Whether to return all polyfills or no polyfills if the user-agent is unknown or unsupported.@param {Object} [opts.features={}]
- Which features should be returned if the user-agent does not support them natively.@param {Array<String>} [opts.excludes=[]]
- Which features should be excluded from the returned object.@param {Object} [opts.ua={}]
- The user-agent object to check each feature against.@param {Boolean} [opts.stream=false]
- Whether to return a stream or a string of the polyfill bundle.Returns a polyfill bundle as either a utf-8 ReadStream or as a Promise of a utf-8 String.
Development of @mrhenry/polyfill-library happens on GitHub. Read below to learn how you can take part in contributing.
Read our contributing guide to learn about our development process, how to propose bugfixes and improvements, and how to build and test your changes.
npm run install
npm run watch
@mrhenry/polyfill-library is MIT licensed.
FAQs
A polyfill combinator
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