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custom ui5 task for copying runtime shim resources at build time
Custom UI5 task for copying runtime shim resources at build time.
This is especially useful if you have some ProjectShims e.g. for npm dependencies which should also be available in final the build.
Make sure your project is using the latest UI5 Tooling.
Add the custom task as development dependency to your project.
With yarn
:
yarn add -D ui5-task-copy-shim-resources
Or npm
:
npm i -D ui5-task-copy-shim-resources
Additionally the custom task needs to be manually defined as a ui5 dependency in your project's package.json
:
{
"devDependencies": {
"ui5-task-copy-shim-resources": "^0.1.0"
},
"ui5": {
"dependencies": [
"ui5-task-copy-shim-resources"
]
}
}
Register the custom task in your project's ui5.yaml
under builder/customTasks
:
specVersion: "2.2"
metadata:
name: my-app
type: application
# ...
# further configuration
# ...
builder:
customTasks:
- name: ui5-task-copy-shim-resources
afterTask: replaceVersion
configuration:
paths:
- "/thirdparty/core-js-bundle/minified.js"
- "/thirdparty/regenerator-runtime/runtime.js"
globs:
- "/thirdparty/lodash/*.js"
# ...
# further configuration
# ...
---
# Shims for thirdparty modules
specVersion: "2.2"
kind: extension
type: project-shim
metadata:
name: thirdparty-shims
shims:
configurations:
# polyfill for ECMAScript features
core-js-bundle:
specVersion: "2.2"
type: module
metadata:
name: core-js-bundle
resources:
configuration:
paths:
/thirdparty/core-js-bundle/: ""
# transpile generator functions (~ async await)
regenerator-runtime:
specVersion: "2.2"
type: module # Use module type
metadata:
name: regenerator-runtime
resources:
configuration:
paths:
/thirdparty/regenerator-runtime/: ""
# lodash utility library
lodash:
specVersion: "2.2"
type: module
metadata:
name: lodash
resources:
configuration:
paths:
/thirdparty/lodash/: ""
Simply run e.g. ui5 build --clean-dest
to copy your runtime resources during build time.
Once the build is completed the copied resources will available in the dist
folder.
The custom task accepts the following configuration
options:
name | type | Description | mandatory | default | examples |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
enabled | boolean | enable/disable the custom task | no | true | true , false |
debug | boolean | enable/disable debug logs | no | false | true , false |
paths | string[] | paths for resources to be copied | no | [] | [ "some/resource/path.js" ] |
files | string[] | glob pattern for resources to be copied | no | [] | [ "some/resource/glob/**/*.js" ] |
builder:
customTasks:
- name: ui5-task-copy-shim-resources
afterTask: replaceVersion
configuration:
enabled: true
debug: true
paths:
- "/thirdparty/core-js-bundle/minified.js"
- "/thirdparty/regenerator-runtime/runtime.js"
globs:
- "/thirdparty/lodash/*.js"
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custom ui5 task for copying runtime shim resources at build time
The npm package ui5-task-copy-shim-resources receives a total of 867 weekly downloads. As such, ui5-task-copy-shim-resources popularity was classified as not popular.
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