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@warp-ecosystem/warp-compiler

v0.3.0

Published

Compile multiple JavaScript modules into a single TurboWarp extension.

Readme

Warp Compiler (warp-compiler)

[!WARNING] Support for Node.js v18 Node.js 18 reached end of life on April 30, 2025. Support for Node.js 18 will end on Friday, September 4th, 2026. Warp Compiler may still work with Node.js v18, but releases may no longer test for compatability with Node.js v18.

Overview

Warp Compiler is a Node tool to compile multiple JavaScript files into a single, highly readable TurboWarp extension. It is designed with larger extensions in mind.

Features

  • Compile many files into one — Bundles src/00-index.js and anything it imports into a single, readable TurboWarp extension file.
  • Keeps only what you need — Retains every exported function and any function referenced by a block's opcode/function, while dropping unreachable code so the output stays small and clean.
  • Inline assets — Auto-embeds referenced files from assets/ as base64 data URIs, preserving nested folder paths. Unreferenced assets are left out, and dynamic asset lookups are rejected so tree-shaking stays reliable.
  • Runtime metadata — Emits a statically parseable <runtimeGlobal> = { meta, assets } object (no comment header), so the manifest stays in sync with the extension at runtime.
  • Consistency checks — Warns (without failing) when source or package.json values drift from the manifest.
  • Beautiful output — The result is formatted with Prettier for readability.
  • Minimal dependencies — Only four runtime packages, the ones src/build.js actually imports (rollup, acorn, prettier, and picocolors); nothing heavier is pulled in.

Installation

To install Warp Compiler with npm, run:

npm install --save-dev @warp-ecosystem/warp-compiler
# Ensure it installed properly
npx warp-compiler -v

Installing locally

You can also install Warp Compiler locally with git and npm:

git clone https://github.com/warp-ecosystem/warp-compiler.git
cd warp-compiler
npm install

Usage

  1. To initialize your project:

    npx warp-compiler init
  2. To compile your extension:

    npx warp-compiler build

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md for details on the process for submitting pull requests, and our Code of Conduct for community guidelines.

License

Warp Compiler is proud to be Free Software. It is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.