webpack-parcel-glob-loader v1.0.4

webpack-parcel-glob-loader

NOTE: This package is NOT for Parcel, it is a compatiblity loader for Webpack.

ES6 import with glob patterns in Parcel 1 compatible style.

(Forked from https://github.com/fred104/webpack-import-glob-loader)

Expands globbing patterns for ES6 import statements. When importing as module, the resulting object is available as another object in a hierarchical structure. Please see the tests for more examples of how things work.

During migration for a Parcel build project to the Webpack build system, I encountered an issue with glob patterns not being recognised in Webpack natively. I found several loaders that could transform the glob import into an array structure, but the code was built with the Parcel glob import in mind. Thus I created my own loader to import in this style so that I can maintain build compatiblity.

I find the Parcel style glob imports to be superior due to the resulting module object containing both file extension and basenames, instead of an array of unidentifiable modules.

This project uses the pnpm package manager.

Options

This loader supports the following options (defaults shown):

{
  esModule: true  // Exports the default value if false and import is an esModule (default property exists)
}

import modules from "./foo/**/*.js";

Expands into

import * as module0 from "./foo/1.js";
import * as module1 from "./foo/bar/2.js";
import * as module2 from "./foo/bar/3.js";

var modules = [module0, module1, module2];

For importing from node module

import modules from "a-node-module/**/*.js";

Expands into

import * as module0 from "a-node-module/foo/1.js";
import * as module1 from "a-node-module/foo/bar/2.js";
import * as module2 from "a-node-module/foo/bar/3.js";

var modules = { "1": { "js": module0 }, "bar": { "2": { "js": module1 }, "3": { "js": module2 } } } ;

For side effects:

import "./foo/**/*.scss";

Expands into

import "./foo/1.scss";
import "./foo/bar/2.scss";

For sass:

@import "./foo/**/*.scss";

Expands into

@import "./foo/1.scss";
@import "./foo/bar/2.scss";

Install

npm install webpack-parcel-glob-loader --save-dev

Usage

You can use it one of two ways, the recommended way is to use it as a preloader

// ./webpack.config.js

module.exports = {
  ...
  module: {
    rules: [
      {
          test: /\.js$/,
          use: 'webpack-parcel-glob-loader'
      },
      {
          test: /\.scss$/,
          use: 'webpack-parcel-glob-loader'
      },
    ]
  }
};

Alternatively you can use it as a chained loader

// foo/bar.js
import "./**/*.js";

// index.js
import "webpack-parcel-glob-loader!foo/bar.js";