mimosa-vulcanize v0.1.0

mimosa-vulcanize

Overview

This module uses Polymer's vulcanize build tool to concatenate web components into a single file during Mimosa's optimization process.

For more information regarding Mimosa, see http://mimosa.io.

Usage

Add 'vulcanize' to the list of modules in your project's mimosa-config.js file. That's all! Mimosa will install the module for you when you start mimosa watch or mimosa build.

Functionality

This module will run vulcanize as part of Mimosa's optimized build (mimosa watch -o or mimosa build -o).

By default, mimosa-vulcanize looks for a file named components.html at the top level of your app's source directory (watch.sourceDir). It then passes that file to vulcanize, which takes care of replacing all HTML imports with the contents of the referenced web components. The result of this vulcanization process is written to a file of the same name, components.html, within the app's compiled directory (watch.compiledDir).

For details on how vulcanize works, check out the project's documentation.

Default Config

vulcanize: {
  filename: 'components.html',
  strip: true,
  inline: true,
  csp: true
}

• filename: The name of the HTML file to feed to vulcanize, relative to watch.sourceDir.
• strip: If true, all whitespace and comments will be removed from the vulcanized file.
• inline: If true, all web component assets (scripts and css) will be inlined in the vulcanized file.
• csp: Whether to extract all inline scripts to a separate file of the same name (components.js). If both inline and csp are enabled, all javascript (inline and external) will be pulled into a separate JS file, leaving only markup and style inside components.html.