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rollup-plugin-inline-expand

v0.0.3

Published

Expand functions like C++ macros, but whether the result is syntactically correct depends on your code.

Readme

rollup-plugin-func-expand

Expand selected function calls at usage sites with macro-like substitution.

Installation

npm install --save-dev rollup-plugin-func-expand
pnpm add -D rollup-plugin-func-expand

Usage

import funcExpand from 'rollup-plugin-func-expand';

export default {
  plugins: [
    funcExpand({
      names: ['add', 'calc'],
      include: '**/*.ts',
      exclude: '**/*.spec.ts',
    }),
  ],
};

Options

interface RollupInlineFunctionOptions {
  names: string[];
  include?: FilterPattern;
  exclude?: FilterPattern;
}
  • names: function names to expand.
  • include: include filter pattern (same behavior as Rollup plugin filters).
  • exclude: exclude filter pattern.

Notes

  • Expression-body functions are expanded directly as expressions.
  • Block-body functions are expanded as raw fragments (macro style) and are most suitable for statement-position calls.
  • No wrapper function expressions / IIFEs are introduced during expansion.
  • Supports inlining functions imported from relative modules (named/default import) when they can be statically resolved.
  • Imported modules are parsed as JavaScript syntax; if your .ts files contain type annotations, run this plugin after TypeScript transpilation.
  • Function declarations / single-declarator const function bindings are removed when every reference is expanded call usage.
  • Argument substitution is macro-like: a parameter used multiple times will duplicate the argument expression.