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babel-plugin-require-glob

It's a babel plugin which gives you ability to require globs.

0.1.1

JavaScript

10.49 kB

Installations

npm install babel-plugin-require-glob

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CommonJS

Node Version

10.6.0

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6.3.0 Score

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76.2

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73.8

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Developer

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Latest Version

0.1.1

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babel-plugin-require-glob@0.1.1

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NPM Version

6.3.0

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10.6.0

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Dependencies

glob

Dev Dependencies

babel-cli babel-core babel-preset-env husky standard

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babel-plugin-require-glob

Babel plugin which gives you ability to require globs.

Configuration

1$ npm install babel-plugin-require-glob --save-dev

In your .babelrc:

1{
2  "babel": {
3    "plugins": [
4      [
5        "require-glob",
6        {
7          "pattern": "",
8          "options": {}
9        }
10      ]
11    ]
12  }
13}

pattern {String} Pattern to be matched
options {Object}

Usage

1const pages = requireGlob('src/pages')
2/**
3* src/pages/page1/index.js
4* src/pages/page2/index.js
5*/

It will be transformed into:

1const pages = {
2  page1: require('/your-project/src/pages/page1'),
3  page2: require('/your-project/src/pages/page2')
4}

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Last Scanned on 2025-01-27

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