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plugin-importer

v0.1.1

Published

Recursively imports a plugin tree in order of dependencies

Downloads

23

Readme

Plugin Importer

Recursively imports a plugin tree in order of dependencies

npm version npm downloads js-semistandard-style Module type: ESM Types in JS Follow @voxpelli@mastodon.social

Usage

Simple

import { resolvePlainPlugins } from 'plugin-importer';

const loadedPlugins = await resolvePlainPlugins([
  './test-dependency',
  'module-dependency',
], {
  meta: import.meta, // Ensures local paths are resolved in relation to this file
});

Powerful

import { loadPlugins, resolvePluginsInOrder } from 'plugin-importer';

/**
 * @param {unknown} module
 * @param {import('plugin-importer').ProcessPluginContext} context
 * @returns {SupersetOfPluginDefinition}
 */
function processPlugin (module, { normalizedPluginName, pluginDir }) {
  // Whatever other stuff you want to do to resolve the SupersetOfPluginDefinition
}

const pluginLoader = loadPlugins(processPlugin, {
  meta: import.meta, // Ensures local paths are resolved in relation to this file
});

// loadedPlugins will be an ordered array of SupersetOfPluginDefinition,in order of who depends on whom
const loadedPlugins = await resolvePluginsInOrder(
  [
    './test-dependency',
    'module-dependency',
  ],
  pluginLoader
);

Exports

Core exports

  • assertToBePluginDefinition(value) – throws if value isn't a valid PluginDefinition (and correctly narrows the type when used with TypeScript)
  • isPluginDefinition(value) – returns true if value is a valid PluginDefinition (and correctly narrows the type when used with TypeScript)
  • loadPlugins(processPlugin, [LoadPluginsOptions]) – creates the plugin loader responsible for loading a valid plugin
  • resolvePluginsInOrder(plugins, pluginLoader, [allowOptionalDependencies]) – resolves and loads plugins and returns them with the plugin depended upon first and the plugins depending on them last

Plain plugins exports

  • loadPlainPlugins([LoadPluginsOptions]) – like loadPlugins, but geared to load pure PluginDefinition rather than supersets
  • processPlainPlugin – the processPlugin that's used in loadPlainPlugins, should never be needed to be called diretcly
  • resolvePlainPlugins(dependencies, [LoadPluginsOptions]) – shortcut for calling resolvePluginsInOrder with loadPlainPlugins

Utils exports

  • getExtensionlessBasename(value) – like path.basename(value) but removes file extensions
  • importAbsolutePath(absolutePath) – like import(absolutePath) but made to easily work with absolute paths on Windows

Types

  • LoadPluginsOptions – the optional options for loadPlugins. Contains:
    • cwd – the working directory to load relative plugin paths from
    • meta – convenience option for setting cwd by giving an import.meta
    • prefix – a prefix that will be added to dependency names. Eg example-prefix would be added to foo to make example-prefix-foo and to @voxpelli to make @voxpelli/example-prefix, but eg. example-prefix-foo would not be prefixed as it already has the prefix and @voxpelli/foo would neither get prefixed. This is along the lines of what eslint does with eslint-config prefixes
  • PluginDefinition – the basic definition of a plugin. All loaded plugins are expected to conform to this or a superset of this.
  • ProcessPluginContext – the context given to processPlugin