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@theforeman/builder

v13.0.1

Published

Build production and development bundle files for foreman core and plugins.

Downloads

4,321

Readme

@theforeman/builder

Build production and development bundle files for foreman core and plugins.

Package Version Downloads Status Build Status: Linux PRs Welcome code style: prettier

This package doesn't contain any implementation yet and only act as a skeleton and as the general design

What you get with this project

  • @theforeman/builder/babel - Adds theforeman babel production configuration to your project
  • tfm-builder-install - Install the @theforeman/builder to your project.
  • tfm-build - Run it to build foreman or a foreman plugin.
  • tfm-builder-analyze - Run it to analyze your build content.
  • tfm-dev-server - Run a development server so your code will get build and served locally with a live-reload feature.

Installation

npm install --save-dev @theforeman/builder

Option 1 - Run the installation script

tfm-builder-install
# answer the questions

Option 2 - Install manually

  1. Create a .babelrc.js file in your project root with the following content.
module.exports = {
  presets: ['@theforeman/builder/babel'],
};

@theforeman/builder/babel will automatically load @theforeman/env/babel for none production environments.

  1. Create a config/tfm-builder.config.js file with the following content:
module.exports = {
  // set your javascript entry points
  entry: {
    'my-plugin': 'webpack/assets/myPlugin.js',
    'my-plugin-fills': 'webpack/assets/myPluginFills.js',
  },
  // set your output path
  outputPath: 'public/webpack',
  // if using in foreman core (won't work for plugins)
  // set a devServer
  devServer: {
    port: '3808',
    host: process.env.BIND || 'localhost',
  }
};
  1. Add build scripts to your package.json
{
  "scripts": {
    "build": "tfm-build config/tfm-builder.config.js",
    "build-analyze": "tfm-builder-analyze config/tfm-builder.config.js",
    "dev-server": "tfm-dev-server config/tfm-builder.config.js"
  }
}

Contributing

Please checkout the contributing.md, the roadmap.md and the open issues.