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@resolute/repack

v0.1.19

Published

Static site generator with asset optimization and versioning.

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Maintainers

adamchaladamchal

Keywords

static site generatorbuild toolminify

Readme

repack

Revamp TODO

  • [ ] ESM package
  • [ ] Hot module reload for config.ts and build.ts
  • [ ] ~~Marko@5~~
  • [ ] SVGO@latest
  • [ ] Throttle processing globally to a configurable number of “lanes”
  • [ ] Stream all inputs FS + Got
    • [ ] Got etag caching
    • [ ] Hash the input stream
    • [ ] Write to temporary file and rename to hash
  • [ ] Handle video probing
  • [ ] Use project dir config for
    • [ ] rollup?
    • [ ] .babelrc.json
    • [ ] terser?
    • [ ] tsconfig?
    • [ ] marko?
    • [ ] svgo.config.js

INPUTS

  • Source
    • File Path
      • Hash: calculate MD5
    • URL
      • Hash: etag Header in HEAD request
  • Options
    • Normalize > sort > JSON.stringify > hash

STATES

Given a Source + Options, which requires either reading the file from disk (local MD5) or evaluating the etag from the HEAD request of an external URL, the cached variant either exists in a local cache or does not exist.

If it exists, return the cached variant.

If it does not, POST rio the Source + Options to generate the variant and write the cache? TODO: lock file? Maybe the Map() can return a promise to act as a lock file?