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browserslist-load-config
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This package is a fork of browserslist.loadConfig with some modifications to make it faster.
Compare to browserslist
, this package has the following improvements and differences:
See bundlephobia - browserslist-load-config vs bundlephobia - browserslist for bundle size comparison.
See packagephobia - browserslist-load-config vs packagephobia - browserslist for install size comparison.
Thanks Andrey Sitnik for creating the Browserslist which is under MIT License.
Install:
npm add browserslist-load-config -D
import { loadConfig } from "browserslist-load-config";
// Pass a path to the configuration file
const config = loadConfig({
/**
* Specify the directory where the configuration file is located
*/
path: "./path/to/project/root",
/**
* Specify the environment to load
* @default "production"
*/
env: "production",
});
// Pass a browserslist config directly
const config = loadConfig({
/**
* Specify the directory where the configuration file is located
*/
path: "./path/to/project/root",
/**
* Specify the environment to load
* @default "production"
*/
env: "production",
});
console.log(config);
/**
* [
* // browserslist config
* ]
*/
If both config
and path
are provided, config
will be used.
import { findConfig } from "browserslist-load-config";
const config = findConfig("./path/to/project/root");
console.log(config);
/**
* {
* defaults: [
* // default browserslist config
* ],
* development: [
* // development browserslist config
* ],
* production: [
* // production browserslist config
* ],
* }
*/
MIT.
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We found that browserslist-load-config demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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