polymer-micro-build-toolbox v1.0.1

polymer-micro-build-toolbox

This package provides polymer-build module and the getOptimizeStreams helper from the polymer-cli project. It also provides the merge-stream for merging sources and dependencies during the building process, gulp-filter to remove the index.html file from the processed sources (see the example). The reason I gathered these tools is because I don't directly use the polymer CLI and needed a way to minify and bundle my application shells.

install

You can use yarn to install this package

yarn add polymer-micro-build-toolbox --dev

example

Here's one example using this module to customize your polymer build workflow

const {PolymerProject, HtmlSplitter, pipeStreams, getOptimizeStreams, mergeStream, gulpFilter} = require('polymer-micro-build-toolbox');
const fs = require('fs');

// (1.)
const project = new PolymerProject({
  root: 'src/src/www',
  shell: 'components/vcms/vcms-shell.html'
});

const htmlSplitter = new HtmlSplitter();
const optimizeOptions = { css: { minify: true }, js: { minify: true }, html: { minify: true }};

// (2.)
let buildStream =  pipeStreams([
  mergeStream(project.sources(), project.dependencies()),
  htmlSplitter.split(),
  getOptimizeStreams(optimizeOptions),
  htmlSplitter.rejoin(),
  project.bundler(),
  gulpFilter(file => file.path !== project.config.entrypoint) // (3.)
]);

// (4.)
buildStream.on('data', file => {
  file.pipe(fs.createWriteStream('vcms-shell.min.html'));
}).on('end', _ => {
  console.log('build success');
});

1. We create the project object. If we make the build from a parent directory, we need to inform the root directory. Or else the process will assume the index.html file is where we invoked the script.

2. We use the pipeStreams function to start the building workflow. The pipeStreams needs to be used, trying to pipe() streams together will likely fail.

3. We can use gulpFilter helper to remove the index.html file from the stream.

4. Endpoint where we write the processed minified shell to a file.