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@esbuild-toolbox/html-auto-include

v0.3.0

Published

A utility that include automatically entrypoints reference to HTML passed.

Readme

HTML Auto include

@esbuild-toolbox/html-auto-include

This package provides a utility that include automatically entrypoints reference to HTML passed. By default, it will try to include index.html in the current folder. THe plugin will scan the final build and add <script> tags to the HTML with the reference to the generated files. It also support <link> tags for stylesheets.

Installation

npm

npm install @esbuild-toolbox/html-auto-include

yarn

yarn add @esbuild-toolbox/html-auto-include

pnpm

pnpm add @esbuild-toolbox/html-auto-include

Usage

Basic usage it will search for index.html in the current folder and add the reference to the generated files.

import { htmlAutoIncludePlugin } from '@esbuild-toolbox/html-auto-include';

esbuild.build({
  plugins: [htmlAutoIncludePlugin()],
});

You can also pass a custom HTML file to include references to.

esbuild.build({
  plugins: [htmlAutoIncludePlugin({ html: 'path/to/index.html' })],
});

Options

  • html: The path to the HTML file to include references to. Defaults to index.html in the current folder.
  • outfile: The name of the output HTML file. Defaults to the value of html.
  • pathPrefix: The path prefix to use for the generated files. Defaults to ./.
  • scriptTagAttribute: Attributes to add to the generated <script> tags. Defaults to {}.
  • base: The base URL to use for the generated files. Defaults undefined

Acknowledgements