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@wpsyntex/polylang-build-scripts

v2.1.0

Published

Contains the scripts needed to build Polylang

Readme

Polylang Build Scripts

Webpack configuration helpers for building Polylang projects. Provides two main functions for generating webpack configs: getVanillaConfig for vanilla JS/CSS files and getReactifiedConfig for React-based builds.

Installation

npm install @wpsyntex/polylang-build-scripts

getVanillaConfig

Generates webpack configurations for vanilla JS and CSS files. Creates both minified and unminified versions.

Required options:

  • workingDirectory - Working directory for glob resolution (typically __dirname)
  • jsBuildDirectory - Output directory for JS files
  • cssBuildDirectory - Output directory for CSS files
  • isProduction - Enable production mode optimizations

Optional options:

  • jsPatterns - Glob patterns for JS files (default: ['**/*.js'])
  • jsIgnorePatterns - Patterns to ignore for JS files (default: [])
  • cssPatterns - Glob patterns for CSS files (default: ['**/*.css'])
  • cssIgnorePatterns - Patterns to ignore for CSS files (default: [])

Example:

const { getVanillaConfig } = require( '@wpsyntex/polylang-build-scripts' );

const vanillaConfigs = getVanillaConfig( {
	workingDirectory: __dirname,
	jsPatterns: [ '**/*.js' ],
	jsIgnorePatterns: [ 'node_modules/**', '**/build/**', '**/*.min.js' ],
	cssPatterns: [ '**/*.css' ],
	cssIgnorePatterns: [ 'node_modules/**', '**/build/**', '**/*.min.css' ],
	jsBuildDirectory: path.resolve( __dirname, 'js/build' ),
	cssBuildDirectory: path.resolve( __dirname, 'css/build' ),
	isProduction: mode === 'production',
} );

module.exports = vanillaConfigs;

getReactifiedConfig

Generates webpack configurations for React-based builds (blocks, editors). Creates minified and unminified builds with Babel transpilation.

Required options:

  • entryPoints - Entry points for webpack (e.g., { blocks: './js/src/blocks/index.js' })
  • outputPath - Base path for output files (typically __dirname)
  • libraryName - Library name for the bundle (e.g., 'polylang')
  • isProduction - Enable production mode optimizations
  • wpDependencies - WordPress package dependencies to mark as externals (e.g., ['blocks', 'element', 'i18n'])

Optional options:

  • additionalExternals - Additional external dependencies (e.g., { jquery: 'jQuery' })

Example:

const { getReactifiedConfig } = require( '@wpsyntex/polylang-build-scripts' );

const wpDependencies = [
	'api-fetch',
	'block-editor',
	'blocks',
	'components',
	'data',
	'element',
	'i18n',
];

const reactConfigs = getReactifiedConfig( {
	entryPoints: { blocks: './js/src/blocks/index.js' },
	outputPath: __dirname,
	libraryName: 'polylang',
	isProduction: mode === 'production',
	wpDependencies,
} );

module.exports = reactConfigs;

Combined Usage

const { getVanillaConfig, getReactifiedConfig } = require( '@wpsyntex/polylang-build-scripts' );

module.exports = ( env, argv ) => {
	const mode = argv.mode || 'development';
	const isProduction = mode === 'production';

	return [
		...getVanillaConfig( { /* options */ } ),
		...getReactifiedConfig( { /* options */ } ),
	];
};

These scripts are meant to be used as dependencies of Polylang-related projects but can easily be adapted for any WordPress project requiring JS or React build tools.