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arc-plugin-esbuild

v3.0.0

Published

Use Typescript and esbuild with arc.codes!

Downloads

47

Readme

arc-plugin-esbuild

Bundles arc functions with esbuild, includes dependencies and tree shakes!

Arc serverless framework plugin for compiling your functions with ESBuild Bundler

Install

npm i --save-dev arc-plugin-esbuild

Usage

After installing add @plugins and @esbuild pragmas to your app.arc file:

app.arc

@app
myapp

@aws
runtime esbuild

@http
get /

@plugins
arc-plugin-esbuild

Options

This plugin supports the following options under the @esbuild pragma:

|Option|Description|Example| |---|---|---| |buildDirectory| The directory to write the bundled files to. This directory will be used at deploy-time before bundling your functions for deployment. Defaults to .esbuild. If you use hydration it's recommended to set this to src and commingle your js and ts. |buildDirectory .esbuild| |external| esbuild package externals defaults to aws-sdk passed directly to esbuild | external '@prisma/client' aws-sdk | |baseRuntime| The lambda runtime we should target. Defaults to nodejs16.x | baseRuntime nodejs14.x | |configFile| A config file that is passed to esbuild. This allows for esbuild plugins. It should be a commonjs .js file as it will be required(). You can override everything so be careful. See our source for existing build options. | configFile .esbuildrc.js |

Hydration

Custom runtimes do not support any shared code or hydration.

Sample Application

There is a sample application located under sample-app/. cd into that directory, npm install and you can run locally via arc sandbox or deploy to the internet via arc deploy.