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jnpkg

v2.2.0

Published

npm module packing tool

Downloads

7

Readme

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This is a node module packaging tool, which supports Typescript and Standard Javascript languages.

Table of Contents

Background

To publish multiple modules to NPM, it is best to have a common packaging tool that automatically exports CJS version and standard ESM version, as well as type support.

Installation

# local
npm install --save-dev jnpkg
# global
npm install -g jnpkg

Usage

Use the jnpkg init command to generate the package.json file.

Set main and module to distinguish between CJS and ESM, which is conducive to the optimization of users when packaging.

The watch mode will be automatically packaged to the target according to the modification of the source file.

{
  "main": "lib/index.js",
  "module": "es/index.js",
  "scripts": {
    "watch": "jnpkg watch",
    "build": "jnpkg build"
  }
}

We put the source files into the src folder of the root directory. (E.g. ./src/index.ts).

Then running npm run build will generate cjs (lib directory) and esm (es directory) in the root directory.

Finally, we can publish to npm normally through the npm publish command.

Or you can set semantic-release to automatically publish to npm.

The jnpkg init command automatically generates semantic-release related files.

NPM Token and GITHUB Token can refer to the following URL

https://github.com/settings/tokens

https://www.npmjs.com/settings/{username}/tokens

Setting

// .jnpkgrc
{
  "lib": true, 
  "es": true,
  "browser": true,
  "pkgName": "pkg",
  "entry": "./src/index.ts",
  "binEntry": ["./src/index.bin.ts"], // only cli build mode
}

Maintainers

JuLong - jl917

Contributing

Anyone is welcome to participate in the maintenance and development of this project, and can also submit Issues and PR's

License

MIT