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@swup/test

v0.1.5

Published

Swup theme template

Downloads

10

Readme

Plugin template

This repo is used as a template for swup plugins. Steps to the publish your own swup plugin:

  1. Make a copy of this repo.
  2. Update the name in package.json. Please, follow format swup-[plugin name]-plugin.
  3. Update the description, repository url and author in package.json.
  4. Write your plugin in src/index.js. Plugin must be in a form of class, must extend @swup/plugin and should have a property name defined (package.json name in a form PascalCase - swup-name-plugin -> SwupNamePlugin).
  5. Update this documentation. Below is a documentation template where the SwupNamePlugin needs to be replaced with your plugin name from packages.json in PascalCase.
  6. Use npm run build to compile a standalone version of your plugin (dist folder) and npm run compile to transpile npm version of your plugin (lib folder). Both commands are run before publishing automatically.
  7. Publish your plugin to npm with npm publish command. This assumes you have npm account and are logged in with your computers CLI.

Tips

  • Checkout existing plugins before creating one.
  • Checkout existing plugins before creating one.
  • Swup instance is automatically assigned to the plugin instance and can be accessed under this.swup in mount/unmount methods.
  • If you feel like this should be an official swup plugin (under npm @swup organization) and the world could use a thing like this, contact me at [email protected].

Swup [plugin name] plugin

Instalation

This plugin can be installed with npm

npm install swup-[plugin name]-plugin

and included with import

import Swup[Name]Plugin from 'swup-[plugin name]-plugin';

or included from the dist folder

<script src="./dist/SwupNamePlugin.js"></script>

Usage

To run this plugin, include an instance in the swup options.

const swup = new Swup({
  plugins: [new SwupNamePlugin()]
});