?url and ?raw suffix support

[Thy3634]

Using ?url suffix to explicit URL Imports,
as well as ?raw suffix to import .svg file as string.
#20 by gawlk

[jpkleemans]

Thanks @Thy3634
I'll look into it next week

[jpkleemans]

@Thy3634 Could you run the linter over your code? npm run lint

[Thy3634]

Failed. So I add a submit, and the code could be linted over now.

[jpkleemans]

Failed. So I add a submit, and the code could be linted over now.

There are still some lint errors:

index.js:5:36: Missing space before function parentheses.
index.js:12:14: Missing space before function parentheses.
index.js:15:15: Missing space before function parentheses.
index.js:19:38: Strings must use singlequote.
index.js:20:21: Strings must use singlequote.
index.js:22:28: Strings must use singlequote.
index.js:26:20: Missing space before function parentheses.
index.js:30:38: Strings must use singlequote.
index.js:31:21: Strings must use singlequote.
index.js:39:36: Unexpected trailing comma.
index.js:40:11: Extra semicolon.
index.js:41:73: Extra semicolon.

[Thy3634]

Maybe git ignored something.
I add a commit via github directly. It should work.

[jpkleemans]

I've placed some comments. Could you review them?

[jpkleemans]

Thanks for your changes! I've added 1 comment.

[jpkleemans]

Thanks for your work 👍

[CzBiX]

This PR breaks ?url feature.

[jpkleemans]

@CzBiX Could you explain what exactly breaks?

[CzBiX]

@jpkleemans, When I write code like this:

import SvgIcon from 'foobar/demo.svg?url'

console.log(SvgIcon)

It will output the local path of file, like /home/demo/src/demo.svg, which failed to load in browser.

I hacked the code to return void in load and transform if query === 'url', then it works as my expect.