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@srcmap/remapping-wasm

v0.3.6

Published

High-performance source map concatenation and remapping powered by Rust (WebAssembly)

Readme

@srcmap/remapping-wasm

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High-performance source map concatenation and composition powered by Rust via WebAssembly.

Concatenation merges source maps from multiple bundled files into one, adjusting line offsets. Composition chains source maps through multiple transforms (e.g. TS -> JS -> minified) into a single map pointing to original sources. Alternative to @ampproject/remapping.

Install

npm install @srcmap/remapping-wasm

Works in Node.js, browsers, and any WebAssembly-capable runtime. No native compilation required.

Usage

Concatenation

Merge source maps from multiple files into a single combined map:

import { ConcatBuilder } from '@srcmap/remapping-wasm'

const builder = new ConcatBuilder('bundle.js')

// Add source maps with their line offsets in the output
builder.addMap(chunkASourceMapJson, 0)      // chunk A starts at line 0
builder.addMap(chunkBSourceMapJson, 1000)   // chunk B starts at line 1000

const combinedJson = builder.toJSON()

Composition / Remapping

Chain source maps through a transform pipeline into a single map:

import { remap } from '@srcmap/remapping-wasm'

// Your build: original.ts -> intermediate.js -> minified.js
// You have: minified.js.map (outer) and intermediate.js.map (inner)

const composedJson = remap(minifiedSourceMapJson, (source) => {
  // Called for each source in the outer map
  if (source === 'intermediate.js') {
    return intermediateSourceMapJson // upstream source map JSON
  }
  return null // no upstream map, keep as-is
})

API

new ConcatBuilder(file?: string)

Create a builder for concatenating source maps.

| Method | Returns | Description | |--------|---------|-------------| | addMap(json, lineOffset) | void | Add a source map JSON at the given line offset | | toJSON() | string | Generate the concatenated source map JSON |

remap(outerJson, loader)

Compose source maps through a transform chain.

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------|-------------| | outerJson | string | The final-stage source map JSON | | loader | (source: string) => string \| null | Returns upstream source map JSON, or null |

Returns the composed source map as a JSON string.

Build targets

# Node.js (default)
npm run build

# Browser (ES module + .wasm)
npm run build:web

# Bundler (e.g. webpack, vite)
npm run build:bundler

Part of srcmap

High-performance source map tooling written in Rust. See also:

License

MIT