Rollup plugin to concatenate files/content to the generated output. This plugin would enable the user to concatenate files to the output or any other file in general.
// yarn
yarn add rollup-plugin-concatfiles
// npm
npm i rollup-plugin-concatfiles
// rollup.config.js
import {concatFiles} from "rollup-plugin-concatfiles";
export default [
{
input: "testUtils/core.js",
output: {
file: "dist/test-1.js",
format: "iife",
sourceMap: true
},
plugins: [
concatFiles({
files: {
"dist/test-1.js": {
banner:["Add your banner content"],
concatFiles:['license.txt', 'dist/test-1.js'],
footer:["Add your footer content"]
},
"dist/temp.js": {
banner:[SOME_FILE_PATH],
concatFiles:['src/core.js'],
footer:[SOME_FILE_PATH]
}
}
})
]
}
];
In the above mentioned example dist/test-1.js
will be the output generated by rollup and concatFiles plugin will accumulate all the content mentioned under the files key & dump that into dist/test-1.js
. IMPORTANT: Old content will be replaced with the concatenated content.
rollup-plugin-concatfiles can be used to modify content of build file as well as other files.
Note: Banner can be an array of normal strings or file paths (in the form of string) or both. Similarly for footer.
Concatenation order for the above example
content in dist/test-1.js
= Banner + license.txt + dist/test-1.js + Footer
content in dist/temp.js
= Banner + src/core.js + Footer
Files
TYPE: Object
Each key in this object should be a valid filename(.js extension supported) to which concatenated content will be saved.
Banner
TYPE: Array
Banner would be at the top of the content. Should be passed on as an empty array if you do not want to use this key.
Footer
TYPE: Array
Footer would be at the bottom of the content. Should be passed on as an empty array if you do not want to use this key.
- Default separator is
\n
. Cannot be altered as of now. - Banner can be an array of normal strings or file paths (in the form of string) or both. Similarly for footer.
- Currently the plugin is capable of reading of .txt or .js files and can only generate output in .js file