parcel-namer-rewrite: no "parcel-namer-rewrite" section in package.json. Use no-rules config

[Southclaws]

Getting this error even though there is a section, copied straight from readme.

  "parcel-namer-rewrite": {
    "chain": "@parcel/namer-default",
    "rules": {
      "index.ts": "index.js"
    }
  },

Did the key change?

[ol-loginov]

Nothing has changed. It should inside root element, like this:

{
  // ...
  "parcel-namer-rewrite": {
    "chain": "@parcel/namer-default",
    "rules": {
      "(.*).css": "assets-rewrite/css/$1{.hash}.css",
      "(.*).js": "assets-rewrite/js/$1{.hash}.js",
      "(.*).(jpg|png|gif|svg|webp|avif)": "assets/img1/$1.$2"
    }
  },
  // ....
}

[Southclaws]

Yeah that's how it was, I couldn't get it to work at all unfortunately.

[viktorkasap]

I checked from your repo, not work
Added myscript.js to 404.html, and after build myrewrite/js/myscript.js does not exist

Screen
https://share.cleanshot.com/VxNmt0

[ol-loginov]

Ok, there is the branch for this issue
https://github.com/ol-loginov/parcel-namer-rewrite-issues/tree/12

There are 2 issues:

1. Plugin uses file name returned by default namer. And as long as your "myscript.js" is not entry point - it's named by entry bundle. That's why it get name "404.js" (because bundle is constructed from 404.html) and ignored by rewrite rules.
2. And if you add this file as entry (see package.json/targets/default/source) - you won't get the desired result, because the first rule match will be used: "(.*).js". To match "myscript.js", one should move this rule to first position in packages.json

After both of this points has been taken into account - you'll got what you need. You may find the example in that branch.

[viktorkasap]

It seems to work as it should, but the file is empty inside =/

Работает как надо вроде бы, но файл пустой внутри =/

[ol-loginov]

This is because of optimization. Unused function test has been thrown away.

You should "exports" stuff that you need outside the file. For example, call a function, use exports or assign attribute to global (like in "standalone.js" in repo)

I've changed the branch to simplify example.