0.6.1 • Published 3 years ago
@useparcel/tape-html-minify v0.6.1
Important note: This is in it's very early days and you probably don't want to use it
Tape
Tape is an HTML build tool that runs entirely in the browser.
Key Features
- Works with a lightweight file interface
- Discovers and compiles dependencies
- Rebuilds the minimum number of files on updates
Example
Let's walk through how to use tape. We are going to create a new tape instance and configure it to use the css inlining plugin. We are also going to give it 2 files, and tell it that index.html is the entry file where it should start looking for dependencies.
We can get production results either by calling build(). We can also call dev() to get a development manager where we can wait for the ready event when it finishes with the first compilation.
import Tape from '@useparcel/tape'
import cssInline from '@useparce/plugin-css-inline'
const tape = new Tape({
entry: '/index.html',
plugins: [
[cssInline, { applyStyleTags: false }]
],
files: {
'/index.html': {
content: `<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Hello world</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/style.css">
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
`
}
'/style.css': {
content: `
body {
background: blue;
}
`
}
}
})
// get production results
const results = await tape.build()
// run tape in development mode
const manager = await tape.dev()
// when dev mode is ready
manager.on('ready', (results) => {
})
// when a new build starts
manager.on('start', ({ startedAt }) => {
})
// when a new build finishes
manager.on('end', (results) => {
})
// when there is an error
manager.on('error', ({ error }) => {
})API
Tapeconstructortape.build- One time build, doesn't use cache.tape.update- Updates a file.tape.dev- Creates a new dev manager.manager.on- Added an event listener. See events below.manager.close- Closes the dev worker.
Events
*- Listens to all eventsinit- starting dev setupready- dev set up compltestart- dev build startedend- dev build complete
Lifecycle
transform > package > optimize > writePlugins
function(pluginConfig) {
return {
name: 'plugin-name',
// functions go here
}
}Functions
transform - 1:n
package - 1
optimize - 0:n
write- 1