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@polarsignals/sourcemap-cli

v0.1.2

Published

CLI tool for injecting debug IDs and uploading source maps to Polar Signals

Readme

@polarsignals/sourcemap-cli

CLI tool for injecting debug IDs into built JavaScript files and uploading source maps to Polar Signals. Works with any build tool that produces .js + .js.map files — tsc, rollup, webpack, swc, etc.

Installation

npm install @polarsignals/sourcemap-cli

Usage

Run after your build step:

tsc --project tsconfig.json

sourcemap-upload dist \
  --project-id $POLARSIGNALS_PROJECT_ID \
  --token $POLARSIGNALS_TOKEN \
  --verbose

Or use it via npx without installing:

npx @polarsignals/sourcemap-cli dist \
  --project-id $POLARSIGNALS_PROJECT_ID \
  --token $POLARSIGNALS_TOKEN

Options

sourcemap-upload [options] <directory>

Required:
  <directory>                Build output directory containing .js + .js.map files
  --project-id <id>         Polar Signals project ID
  --token <token>           Authentication token

Optional:
  --server-url <url>        Debuginfo server URL (default: grpc.polarsignals.com:443)
  --verbose                 Enable verbose logging
  --dry-run                 Inject debug IDs but skip upload
  --insecure                Skip TLS verification
  --include <glob>          Glob pattern for JS files (default: **/*.js)
  --exclude <glob>          Glob pattern to exclude (default: **/node_modules/**)

Environment Variables

Flags can be replaced with environment variables:

| Variable | Flag | |----------|------| | POLARSIGNALS_PROJECT_ID | --project-id | | POLARSIGNALS_TOKEN | --token | | POLARSIGNALS_SERVER_URL | --server-url |

How It Works

  1. Scans the directory for .js + .js.map pairs
  2. Generates a deterministic debug ID (UUID) from each source map's content
  3. Injects the debug ID into both the JavaScript (//# debugId=...) and source map ("debugId": "...")
  4. Uploads the source map bundle to Polar Signals, keyed by debug ID

Using esbuild?

If your build tool is esbuild, use @polarsignals/sourcemap-esbuild-plugin instead — it handles everything automatically as part of the build.

License

Apache-2.0