Asset bundler for Deno apps

deno-buckets

Usage

This library exports 2 methods: loadBuckets and bundle. The first one exposes a tree with the contents of your folders and the second one bundles the app with all the assets. Both methods require the bundle options as unique parameter.

BundleOptions:

key string: this avoids stores clashing
optionsUrl string: import.meta.url
entry string: relative to config folder
output string: if you omit this, the bundle will be sent to stdout
buckets BucketOptions[]: a list of bucket configurations. See below

BucketOptions:

name string: for future reference
folder string: relative to config folder
maxDepth? number: by default, there’s no limit
exts?: string[]: a list of extensions to filter in.
match?: RegExp[]: a list of regexes to filter in
skip?: RegExp[]: a list of regexes to filter out
trimExtensions? boolean: remove the extension from the file name. Requires option exts
decoder? fuction: it uses TextDecoder by default

Arguments marked with a question mark (?) are optional

Example

buckets.ts:

export default {
  key: "my-key",
  optionsUrl: import.meta.url,
  entry: "app.ts",
  buckets: [
    {
      name: "data",
      folder: "countries",
    },
    {
      name: "mustaches",
      folder: "assets/mustaches/templates",
      exts: [".template"],
      trimExtensions: true,
    },
  ],
  output: "app.bundle.js",
};

app.ts:

import { loadBuckets } from "https://deno.land/x/buckets@0.1.0/mod.ts";
import bucketsConf from "./buckets.ts";

const buckets = loadBuckets(bucketsConf);
console.log(buckets);
// {
//   mustaches: {
//     "country-info": ".....",
//     "other-info": ".....",
//     ...
//   },
//   data: {
//     "capitals.txt": ".....",
//     "population.txt": ".....",
//     ...
//   }
// }

bundler.ts:

import conf from "./buckets.ts";
import { bundle } from "https://deno.land/x/buckets@0.1.0/mod.ts";

await bundle(conf);

TODO

Allow to create buckets from handpicked paths
Return nicer errors
Add generic constraints