bojagi

bojagi (esbuild + post builds)

bojagi is a a traditional Korean wrapping cloth for books, gifts, etc.

Features

• start dev server instantly using esbuild
• support single page application 404 fallback page
• reload browser when a file is updated
• customizable post build functions

Usage as command

$ npm i bojagi -D
$ bojagi build
$ bojagi serve
$ bojagi <section> # any section in bojagi.config.js

Usage as node module

const bojagi = require('bojagi');
bojagi.build(options).then(esbuildResult => {
  ...
})

bojagi.config.js example

• all esbuild options are allowed, https://esbuild.github.io/api/#build-api.

• preBuilds: an array of function to run before esbuild.build() Example

  module.exports = {
    build: {
      entryPoints: ['src/main.js'],
      entryNames: '[name]-[hash]',
      outdir: 'dist',
      bundle: true,
      ...
      preBuilds: [ function clear() {rimraf('dist')} ], 
      ...
    }
  }
  

• postBuilds: an array of function to run after esbuild.build().
  a post build function takes two parameters internally

  • esbuild option
  • esbuild result

  module.exports = {
    build: {
      entryPoints: ['src/main.js'],
      entryNames: '[name]-[hash]',
      outdir: 'dist',
      bundle: true,
      ...
      postBuilds: [ 
        function(options, buildResult) { // run a websocket server
          const wss = new WebSocketServer({ port: 8081});
          wss.on('connection', socket => wsClients.push(socket));
        }
      ]
    }
  }
  

A full example can be found here. https://github.com/elements-x/elements-x/blob/master/bojagi.config.js

built-in esbuild plugins

minifyCssPlugin / minifyHtmlPlubin

esbuild plugin that minify css and html

• Read .css files as a minified text, not as css object.
• Read .html files as a minified text

src/main.js

import html from './test.html';
import css from './test.css';
console.log(html + css);

Example

const bojagi = require('bojagi');
const { minifyCssPlugin, minifyHtmlPlugin } = bojagi.esbuildPlugins;
const options = {
  entryPoints: ['src/main.js'],
  plugins: [minifyCssPlugin, minifyHtmlPlugin]
};
bojagi.build(options).then(esbuildResult => {
  ...
});

post builds

copy

copy files to a directory by replacing file contents

parameters

• fromsTo: string. Accepts glob patterns. e.g., 'src/**/!(.js) public/ dist'
• options:
  • replacements: list of replacement objects
    • match: replacement happens when this regular expression match to a file path.
    • find: regular expression to search string in a file.
    • replace: string value to replace the string found.

Example

const bojagi = require('bojagi');
const {copy} = bojagi.postBuilds
const options = { 
  entryPoints: ['src/main.js']
  postBuilds: [
    copy('src/**/!(*.js) public/* dist', {
      replacements: [ {match: /index\.html/, find: /FOO/, replace: 'BAR'} ]
    })
  ]
}
bojagi.build(options).then(esbuildResult => {
  ...
})

injectEsbuildResult

Inject esbuild compile output to index.html.

e.g.

  <!-- your index.html -->
  <script src="main.js"></script>
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" />
  </body>
</html>

Example

const bojagi = require('bojagi');
const {injectEsbuildResult} = bojagi.postBuilds;
const options = { 
  entryPoints: ['src/main.js']
  postBuilds: [ injectEsbuildResult() ]
}
bojagi.build(options).then(esbuildResult => {
  ...
})

runStaticServer

Run a static http server for a given directory. Two parameters accepted

• dir: a directory to run a static http server. required.
• options (optional)
  • fs: file system to run a static server. e.g. require('memfs'). Default require('fs').
  • port: port number to run a static server. Default 9100
  • notFound: 404 redirection logic. e.g. {match: /.*$/, serve: path.join(dir, 'index.html')}

Example

const bojagi = require('bojagi');
const {runStaticServer} = bojagi.postBuilds;
const options = { 
  entryPoints: ['src/main.js']
  postBuilds: [
    runStaticServer('src', {
      fs: require('memfs'), 
      port: 9100, 
      notFound: {match: /.*$/, serve: path.join(dir, 'index.html')
    }}) 
  ]
}
bojagi.build(options).then(esbuildResult => {
  ...
})

watchAndReload

Watch the given directory, and rebuild and reload when a file change happens It also statts a websocket server to reload browser client when file change happens.

Parameters:

• dir: a directory to watch
• websocket port: Optional, Default 9110. If null, it does not run websocket server

Example

const bojagi = require('bojagi');
const {watchAndReload} = bojagi.postBuilds;
const options = { 
  entryPoints: ['src/main.js']
  postBuilds: [
    watchAndReload('src', 9110) 
  ]
}
bojagi.build(options).then(esbuildResult => {
  ...
})