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@haptiq/kit

v0.7.0

Published

Build tools for Haptiq projects.

Readme

@haptiq/kit

Build tools for Haptiq projects. Provides CLI commands for compiling CSS/SCSS and bundling JavaScript.

Requirements

  • Node >= 24
  • npm >= 11

Installation

npm install @haptiq/kit --save-dev

Add a script to your package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "build:css": "kit css",
    "build:js": "kit js"
  }
}

Commands

kit css

Compiles SCSS/Sass and CSS files using a two-stage pipeline: Sass → LightningCSS.

kit css
kit css --verbose

Defaults: reads src/**/*.{scss,sass,css}, writes to css/.


kit js

Minifies and combines JavaScript files with Terser.

kit js
kit js --verbose
kit js --only <name>   # only run a named config (multi-config mode)
kit js --skip <name>   # skip a named config (multi-config mode)

Defaults: reads src/**/*.js, writes to js/bundle.js.


kit ship [target]

Builds CSS and JS assets, then syncs them to a destination via rsync or packages them as a zip archive.

kit ship              # prompts you to choose a target
kit ship staging      # ship to a specific named target
kit ship dist         # built-in local target (always available, no config needed)
kit ship --dev        # build without minification before shipping
kit ship --verbose    # show detailed rsync/zip output

When called without a target name, the command lists all configured targets and asks you to choose one before proceeding. To skip the prompt, pass the target name directly.

kit ship dist syncs the project to a sibling directory (../project-name-dist/) and is always available without any configuration.

Target types

| Type | Config | Behaviour | |---|---|---| | Remote | host + dest | rsyncs src to host:dest | | Local | neither | rsyncs src to ../project-name-dist/ (same as kit ship dist) | | Zip | zip path | packages src into a zip archive |

zip is mutually exclusive with host and dest. The zip destination directory must exist; the command aborts if the archive already exists (remove it manually to re-ship).

Configuration

Create a haptiq.config.js in your project root. All options are optional. See examples/haptiq.config.js for a full annotated reference.

License

GPL-2.0-or-later