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astro-config

v0.2.2

Published

Creates an importable configuration for your Astro site or integration

Readme

astro-config

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Creates an importable configuration for your Astro site or integration.

Installation

npm install astro-config

Usage

Import the integration into your Astro config:

import { defineConfig } from "astro/config";
import astroConfig from "astro-config";

export default defineConfig({
  integrations: [
    astroConfig({
      name: "config",
      config: {
        // anything can go in here
        siteTitle: "My awesome site",
      },
    }),
  ],
});

Then import the virtual module in your Astro files!

---
import { config } from "virtual:config";
---

<h1>Welcome to {config.siteTitle}!</h1>

TypeScript

If you're using TypeScript, you'll want to also declare the types for the module. You can accomplish this by creating a virtual.d.ts file in the root of your Astro project, then add the type declarations:

declare module "virtual:config" {
  export interface SiteConfig {
    siteTitle: string;
  }

  export const config: SiteConfig;
}

Options

The astroConfig module has two options:

  • name: The name of the virtual module to import. The name will be prefixed with virtual:* (e.g. config will be virtual:config).
  • config: The object that will be exported as config (e.g. { hello: 'world' } will export as { config: { hello: 'world' }}).

Contributing

Contributors welcome! Please submit an issue or pull request.

License

See the LICENSE for license rights and limitations (MIT).