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lodash-builder

v0.1.2

Published

Build your own lodash by config.

Downloads

17

Readme

lodash-builder

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Build your own lodash since there's too many methods in lodash which you may not need.

  • packed by rollup
  • output in IIFE format or ECMAScript Module
  • use in nodejs or CLI
  • produce minify dist and source map

Install

By npm:

npm i lodash-builder --save

By yarn:

yarn add lodash-builder

Module

The export module of this package is an async function which accepts some params to build custom lodash.

Params

methods

Type: Array<string>

Default: []

Description: lodash methods which you want.

minify

Type: <boolean>

Default: true

Description: minify the dist or not.

format

Type: <string>

Default: iife

Description: output format. Could be iife, es or umd.

output

Type: <string>

Default: undefined

Description: output file path. Will write to stdout if no output param specified.

Response

The export module will response a promise which include code.

Usage Examples

const lodashBuilder = require('lodash-builder');

lodashBuilder({
	methods: [
		'assignIn',
		'clone'
	],
	output: 'path/to/target'
});

Test

npm test