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fly-browserify2
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Browserify plugin for Fly
npm install --save-dev fly-browserify2
Note:: Plugin exists as a scoped package while the original remains inactive.
Please see Browserify's documentation for a full list of available options.
Type: string or array
Default: ''
Define "entry" files, which represent new bundles. Optional. See an example usage.
Note: If not specified,
fly-browserifywill assumes all files withinfly.source()are new bundle entries.
Important: This plugin (
fly-browserify) enforces new a bundle per entry unlikebrowserify.
Using this option is particularly handy when your task (eg, scripts) contains plugin methods whose source files should be more than your entry files.
exports.scripts = function * () {
yield this.source('src/scripts/app.js')
.xo() // ONLY lints one file
.browserify() // make 'app.js' bundle
.target('dist/js'); //=> dist/js/app.js
/* VS */
yield this.source('src/**/*.js')
.xo() // lints ALL files
.browserify({
entries: 'src/scripts/app.js'
}) // make 'app.js' bundle
.target('dist/js'); //=> dist/js/app.js
}
exports.default = function * () {
yield this.source('src/scripts/app.js')
.browserify()
.target('dist');
};
There's a huge list of browserify transforms available to you. You may require() any of them & include their functionalities in your bundles.
exports.default = function * () {
yield this.source('src/scripts/app.js')
.browserify({
transform: [require('reactify')]
})
.target('dist');
};
There are a handful of ways you can create multiple browserify "bundles" without the need to repeat your task.
fly.source()exports.default = function * () {
yield this.source([
'src/scripts/app.js',
'src/scripts/admin.js'
])
.browserify()
.target('dist');
}
fly.source()exports.default = function * () {
yield this.source('src/entries/*.js')
.browserify()
.target('dist');
}
opts.entriesexports.default = function * () {
yield this.source('src/**/*.js')
.browserify({
entries: [
'src/scripts/app.js',
'src/scripts/admin.js'
]
})
.target('dist');
}
MIT © Luke Edwards
FAQs
Browserify plugin for Fly.
The npm package fly-browserify2 receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, fly-browserify2 popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fly-browserify2 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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