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@aphrody/m3-config

v1.4.7

Published

Shared build, typecheck and test presets for the @aphrody Material Design 3 packages: tsconfig, the Bun.build preset and the happy-dom test preload.

Readme

@aphrody/m3-config

Shared development presets for Material 3 packages: tsconfig bases, the Bun.build package preset, a bun:sqlite UI cache and a happy-dom test preload.

bun add -d @aphrody/m3-config
// build.config.ts (tsconfig.json: { "extends": "@aphrody/m3-config/tsconfig.json" })
import { m3Package } from "@aphrody/m3-config/bun-build";

export default m3Package({ entry: ["src/index.ts"] });

License: Apache-2.0 (LICENSE). Install guide: docs/material/m3/INSTALL.md.

Contract and status: M3-PLAN.md.

| Export | Use | | ---------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | @aphrody/m3-config/tsconfig.json | "extends" for tsconfig.json; the package keeps only include and its own overrides. | | @aphrody/m3-config/tsconfig.build.json | Second entry of "extends": ["./tsconfig.json", "@aphrody/m3-config/tsconfig.build.json"] (declaration-only emit); the package sets outDir, rootDir, include. | | @aphrody/m3-config/bun-build | The one build preset, on Bun.build: m3Package({ entry, target, splitting, external, useClient }) types a package's build.config.ts; scripts/m3/build.ts at the repository root runs every config (dependency order, content-hash cache, declarations through native bun check). m3BunBuild(...) is the imperative form; M3_EXTERNAL and prependUseClient ('use client'; through Bun.file / Bun.write) are defined once here. | | @aphrody/m3-config/cache-db | M3UiCache / getSharedUiCache(): embedded SQLite cache on bun:sqlite (WAL mode) for themes, icons, tokens, sessions. | | @aphrody/m3-config/test/dom | bun test preload: happy-dom + ElementInternals polyfill. |

Workspace packages resolve to their sources under Bun (bun / import conditions); dist/ is built by bun scripts/build.ts for consumers that need the default condition and the declarations. Bun resolves bare package specifiers natively before any runtime plugin sees them, so a preload cannot redirect them to sources.