vite-gleam

Import from Gleam (*.gleam) files directly.

Given the version number X.Y.Z, X refers to a breaking change, Y refers to the Vite version, and Z refers to a minor change.

Usage

1. npm i vite-gleam
2. Create a basic Vite project (npm create vite)
3. Create a gleam.toml and add Gleam dependencies
4. Update your vite config

// vite.config.{ts,js}
import gleam from "vite-gleam";

export default {
  plugins: [gleam()],
};

5. Start importing from Gleam!

Note

By default, TypeScript (LSP) will complain about importing files with the .gleam extension. There are two choices for fixes:

• If the type of the import doesn't matter , add declare module "*.gleam"; inside any TypeScript file. A caveat is the LSP does not know if an export exists so it will not provide autocompletion when importing a Gleam file and it will type exports as any.
• Alternatively, if the vite dev server is running you can have full type safety when importing from Gleam. npm i ts-gleam. Create a tsconfig.json/jsconfig.json and set compilerOptions.plugins to [{"name": "ts-gleam"}]