# @git.zone/tsbundle A powerful multi-bundler tool supporting esbuild, rolldown, and rspack for painless bundling of web projects. ## Installation ```bash # Global installation for CLI usage npm install -g @git.zone/tsbundle # Local installation for project usage npm install --save-dev @git.zone/tsbundle ``` ## Quick Start ### CLI Usage The simplest way to bundle your project: ```bash # Bundle with default settings (from ./ts_web/index.ts to ./dist_bundle/bundle.js) tsbundle # Bundle with custom paths tsbundle --from="./src/index.ts" --to="./dist/bundle.js" # Production build with minification tsbundle --from="./src/index.ts" --to="./dist/bundle.js" --production # Use a specific bundler tsbundle --bundler=rolldown ``` ### API Usage ```typescript import { TsBundle } from '@git.zone/tsbundle'; const bundler = new TsBundle(); // Basic usage await bundler.build( process.cwd(), // working directory './src/index.ts', // entry point './dist/bundle.js', // output file { bundler: 'esbuild' } // options ); // Production build with rolldown await bundler.build( process.cwd(), './src/index.ts', './dist/bundle.min.js', { bundler: 'rolldown', production: true } ); ``` ## Available Bundlers tsbundle supports three modern bundlers, each with its own strengths: - **esbuild** (default): Extremely fast, great for development - **rolldown**: Rust-based bundler with excellent tree-shaking - **rspack**: High-performance bundler with webpack compatibility Select your bundler using the `--bundler` flag in CLI or the `bundler` option in API. ## CLI Commands ### Default Command Bundle TypeScript/JavaScript projects: ```bash tsbundle [options] Options: --from Source entry point (default: ./ts_web/index.ts) --to Output bundle path (default: ./dist_bundle/bundle.js) --production Enable production mode with minification --bundler Choose bundler: esbuild, rolldown, or rspack --commonjs Output CommonJS format instead of ESM --skiplibcheck Skip TypeScript library checking ``` ### Specialized Commands #### `tsbundle element` Bundle web components with standard naming conventions: ```bash tsbundle element # Bundles from ./ts_web/elements/.ts to ./dist_bundle/bundle.js ``` #### `tsbundle npm` Bundle npm packages for distribution: ```bash tsbundle npm # Prepares your package for npm publishing ``` #### `tsbundle website` Full website bundling with HTML processing and asset handling: ```bash tsbundle website # Bundles JavaScript, processes HTML, and copies assets ``` ## API Reference ### TsBundle Class The main bundler class for programmatic usage. ```typescript import { TsBundle } from '@git.zone/tsbundle'; const bundler = new TsBundle(); // Method signature await bundler.build( cwdArg: string, // Working directory fromArg?: string, // Entry point (default: './ts_web/index.ts') toArg?: string, // Output path (default: './dist_bundle/bundle.js') argvArg?: ICliOptions // Configuration options ): Promise ``` #### ICliOptions Interface ```typescript interface ICliOptions { bundler: 'esbuild' | 'rolldown' | 'rspack'; // Bundler to use production?: boolean; // Enable production optimizations commonjs?: boolean; // Output CommonJS format skiplibcheck?: boolean; // Skip TypeScript lib checking } ``` ### HtmlHandler Class Process and minify HTML files: ```typescript import { HtmlHandler } from '@git.zone/tsbundle'; const htmlHandler = new HtmlHandler(); // Check if HTML files exist const exists = await htmlHandler.checkIfExists(); // Process HTML with options await htmlHandler.processHtml({ from: './src/index.html', // Source HTML (default: './html/index.html') to: './dist/index.html', // Output HTML (default: './dist_serve/index.html') minify: true // Enable minification }); ``` ### AssetsHandler Class Handle static assets (images, fonts, etc.): ```typescript import { AssetsHandler } from '@git.zone/tsbundle'; const assetsHandler = new AssetsHandler(); // Ensure assets directory exists await assetsHandler.ensureAssetsDir(); // Copy and process assets await assetsHandler.processAssets({ from: './src/assets', // Source directory (default: './assets') to: './dist/assets' // Output directory (default: './dist_serve/assets') }); ``` ## Advanced Examples ### Building a Modern Web Application ```typescript import { TsBundle, HtmlHandler, AssetsHandler } from '@git.zone/tsbundle'; async function buildWebApp() { const bundler = new TsBundle(); const htmlHandler = new HtmlHandler(); const assetsHandler = new AssetsHandler(); // Bundle the JavaScript await bundler.build( process.cwd(), './src/app.ts', './dist/app.js', { bundler: 'rolldown', production: true } ); // Process HTML await htmlHandler.processHtml({ from: './src/index.html', to: './dist/index.html', minify: true }); // Copy assets await assetsHandler.processAssets({ from: './src/assets', to: './dist/assets' }); console.log('Build complete!'); } buildWebApp(); ``` ### Multi-Entry Point Bundling ```typescript import { TsBundle } from '@git.zone/tsbundle'; async function buildMultipleEntries() { const bundler = new TsBundle(); const entries = [ { from: './src/main.ts', to: './dist/main.js' }, { from: './src/admin.ts', to: './dist/admin.js' }, { from: './src/worker.ts', to: './dist/worker.js' } ]; for (const entry of entries) { await bundler.build( process.cwd(), entry.from, entry.to, { bundler: 'esbuild' } ); } } ``` ### Development vs Production Builds ```typescript import { TsBundle } from '@git.zone/tsbundle'; const bundler = new TsBundle(); const isDev = process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development'; await bundler.build( process.cwd(), './src/index.ts', isDev ? './dist/dev/bundle.js' : './dist/prod/bundle.min.js', { bundler: isDev ? 'esbuild' : 'rolldown', // esbuild for speed in dev production: !isDev, // minify in production commonjs: false // use ES modules } ); ``` ## TypeScript Configuration tsbundle works best with the following TypeScript configuration: ```json { "compilerOptions": { "target": "ES2022", "module": "ESNext", "moduleResolution": "node", "esModuleInterop": true, "allowSyntheticDefaultImports": true, "strict": true } } ``` ## Best Practices 1. **Entry Points**: Keep your entry points in `ts_web/` for web bundles or `ts/` for library bundles 2. **Output Structure**: Use `dist_bundle/` for bundled files and `dist_serve/` for web-ready files 3. **Bundler Selection**: - Use `esbuild` for development (fastest) - Use `rolldown` or `rspack` for production (better optimization) 4. **Assets**: Place static assets in the `assets/` directory 5. **HTML**: Keep HTML templates in the `html/` directory ## License and Legal Information This repository contains open-source code that is licensed under the MIT License. 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