webpack-rpc-inline-plugin v0.2.2

Webpack RPC Inline Plugin

This plugin will inline scripts to the places where they are imported.

Built for

Sometimes, we may need to execute script in another context. Like in puppeteer, we will call page.evaluate(func, param1, param2) to execute the function in the context of THAT page.

In the situation, the whole function will be stringifies and passed to another context. Then over there, the another context, the function will be re-instanced, and executed.

If we use module methods as usual, like below:

import someFunc from './some-func.js';

const param1 = 'hello';

page.evaluate(function (param1) {
  someFunc(param1);
}, param1);

JS engine won't find any matched function called someFunc, because it were not passed.

Usage

Install via npm i webpack-rpc-inline-plugin -D

Setup plugin in webpack.config.js:

const InlinePlugin = require('webpack-rpc-inline-plugin');

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    new InlinePlugin({
      // the rules will tell plugin which destination files should be inlined
      rules: [
        /my-rpc-file\.js$/,
      ],
      // the exclue has higher priority than `rules`
      exclude: [

      ],
    }),
  ],
};

// inline-function.js
module.exports = function sayHello() {
  return 'hello';
}

// index.js
function rpcFunction() {
  const sayHello = require('./inline-function.js');
}
doRpcExecute(rpcFunction);


// will be compiled to: main.js
function rpcFunction() {
  const sayHello = function sayHello() {
    return 'hello';
  }
}

Demo

You can run npm run dev to see the result in /dist folder.

Author

Meathill [mailto:meathill@gmail.com](meathill@gmail.com)

LICENCE

MIT