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compile-vue-sfc

npm version

A utility function for compiling a Vue SFC into a JavaScript file and an optional TypeScript declarations file.

Installation

npm install compile-vue-sfc

Usage

CLI

compile-vue-sfc ./src/components/*.vue

With TypeScript declarations:

compile-vue-sfc --declarations ./src/components/*.vue

Programmatic Usage

Import compileVueSFC into your project and call it:

import { compileVueSFC } from 'compile-vue-sfc';

await compileVueSFC({
  declarations: true,
  outDir: 'dist',
  files: globbySync(['./src/spinners/*.vue']),
  projectRootPath: join(import.meta.url, '../src'),
});

How it Works

TypeScript Definitions

TypeScript definitions are generated with vue-tsc. However, TypeScript unfortunately doesn't support specifying individual files for compilation in combination with a tsconfig.json file. Thus, in order to work around this limitation, a temporary tsconfig.json file needs to be created specifying the .vue file explicitly within an extra includes property. But, creating a temporary tsconfig.json on disk is slow and error-prone, so instead, we call a wrapper script which overrides fs.readFileSync to provide a "virtual" tsconfig.json file with the appropriate options before it invokes vue-tsc.

Unfortunately, for unknown reasons, whenever multiple .vue files are specified, vue-tsc encounters an infinite loop and never exits. Thus, each Vue SFC needs to be compiled separately (if there is a solution to this, please let me know!)

In addition, since TypeScript doesn't provide a way to export declarations via standard output, we also have to monkeypatch fs.writeSync to save the declaration output to a temporary variable before outputting it from our wrapper script.