@quatico/websmith-api v0.5.3

websmith-api

The websmith API package provides interfaces and functionality to implement custom addons for the websmith compiler.

Visit the websmith github repository for more information and examples.

Getting started

Installation

Install the websmith-api package using npm:

npm i -D @quatico/websmith-api

Create an addon

websmith addons are located by default within the addons folder. Add a named folder using your addon name, e.g., addon-foo and place within this folder an ES module called addon.ts with an activate function implementing the AddonActivator interface.

// ./addons/addon-foo/addon.ts
import type { AddonContext, AddonActivator } from "@quatico/websmith-api";
import { readFileSync, writeFileSync } from "fs";

type FooConfig = {
    apiCollectionPath: string;
};

export const activate: AddonActivator = (ctx: AddonContext) => {
    // Use one of the register methods to add a generator, processor or transformer to the compilation process.
    ctx.registerGenerator((fileName: string, content: string): void => {
        const { apiCollectionPath } = ctx.getTargetConfig() as FooConfig;
        // Collect all TypeScript files containing foo in their filename
        if (/\/.*foo.*\\.ts$/.test(fileName)) {
            writeFileSync(apiCollectionPath, readFileSync(apiCollectionPath).toString() + `\n- ${fileName}`);
        }
    });
};

Integrate the addon in the websmith configuration

Register your addon by adding a config file websmith.config.json to your project folder. Add a targets definition for your project with an addons property mentioning your addon:

// websmith.config.json
{
    "targets": {
        "*": {
            "addons": ["addon-foo"],
            "writeFile": true,
            "config": {
                "apiCollectionPath": "./foo-functions.yml"
            }
        }
    }
}

For more information, visit the extensive Write your own addon documentation.