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polyify

v0.0.4

Published

Autopolyfiller browserify transform.

Downloads

172

Readme

polyify

WIP. Tests are in the works. Standard disclaimer, yada yada.

A Browserify transform for Autopolyfiller. If you have questions about Autopolyfiller's API, check the readme. This repository is just a browserify transform wrapper.

Usage

$ npm install polyify --save-dev

Find Polyify on NPM.

You can use browserify transforms in a variety of ways such as...

package.json configuration

Add polyify to the list of browserify transforms.

{
  "browserify": {
    "transform": [
      ["polyify", { "browsers": "IE >= 8" }]
    ]
  }
}

cli configuration

Just like any other browserify transform. Use subargs to pass additional options.

$ browserify input.js -t [ polyify --browsers="IE >= 8" ] -o output.js

api configuration

var fs         = require('fs');
var browserify = require('browserify');
var polyify    = require('polyify').configure;

// path to bundle entry point
var b = browserify({ entries: __dirname + '/index.js' }); 

// apply the polyify transform, optionally passing in configuration
b.transform(polyify({ browsers: 'IE >= 8' })); 

// compile and write out
b.bundle().pipe(fs.createWriteStream('index-with-polyfills.js'))

API options

browsers: Array

An array of Browser Matchers.

include: Array

An array of polyfills to include.

exclude: Array

An array of polyfills to exclude.

parser: String

A custom parser. See "Using custom parser" at this page.

parserOpts: Object

Custom parser options. See "Using custom parser" at this page.

===

See Autopolyfiller if you have questions.