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@litsx/babel-preset-litsx

v0.5.0

Published

Canonical native Babel preset for LitSX-authored source

Readme

@litsx/babel-preset-litsx

npm Release Module Provenance

Canonical native Babel preset for LitSX-authored source.

Use this preset when you want the supported LitSX Babel pipeline directly, without going through @litsx/compiler.

It wires the native lowering stages in the supported order, then optionally runs the JSX-to-Lit-template pass.

Usage

{
  "presets": ["@litsx/babel-preset-litsx"]
}

Options

  • jsxTemplate?: boolean
  • jsxTemplateOptions?: object
  • defaultDomMode?: "shadow" | "light"
  • typeResolutionMode?: "auto" | "in-memory"
  • inMemoryFiles?: Record<string, string>
  • transformLitsx?: object

transformLitsx is merged on top of the native transform options when you need to override the underlying component-lowering stage directly.

Notes

  • This is the canonical raw-Babel entrypoint for native LitSX.
  • For programmatic compilation with parser setup and sourcemap chaining, prefer @litsx/compiler.
  • This preset owns the supported native plugin order.