Plugin to build AngularJS template cache.
Using npm:
npm install --save-dev @rollup-extras/plugin-angularjs-template-cache
Basic:
import templatesCache from '@rollup-extras/plugin-angularjs-template-cache';
export default {
input: 'src/index.js',
output: {
format: 'es',
dir: 'dest'
},
plugins: [
templatesCache('./views/**/*.html'),
],
}With useImports = true and rootDir:
import templatesCache from '@rollup-extras/plugin-angularjs-template-cache';
import htmlImport from 'rollup-plugin-html';
export default {
input: 'src/index.js',
output: {
format: 'es',
dir: 'dest'
},
plugins: [
htmlImport({include: '**/*.html'}),
templatesCache({ templates: './src/**/*.html', rootDir: './src', useImports: true}),
],
}type AngularTemplatesCachePluginOptions = {
templates?: string | string[], // defaults to ./**/*.html, glob to get files into templateCache
watch?: boolean, // true by default
rootDir?: string, // default to '.', root directory from which the plugin will construct template URIs (IDs)
transformTemplateUri?: (uri: string) => string, // last chance to transform template URI before actually using it in `templateCache.put` call
processHtml?: (html: string) => string, // function to process html templates, for example `htmlmin`, not applied when `useImports = true`
pluginName?: string, // defaults to '@rollup-extras/plugin-angularjs-template-cache'
angularModule?: string, // 'templates' by default, angular module name
standalone?: boolean, // true by default, true if the plugin needs to create a module and false to just retrieve it
module?: string, // 'templates' by default, javascript module name, import not automatically injected into bundle
importAngular?: boolean, // default true, defines if it is required to import Angular or to use a global
autoImport?: boolean, // false by default, automatically import generated module (useful for standalone module referenced by name)
verbose?: boolean | 'list-filenames', // false by default
useImports?: boolean, // false by default, instead of reading files from the filesystem generate imports to get them through rollup pipeline. this probably requires additional plugins like `rollup-plugin-html`
transformHtmlImportsToUris?: boolean // false by default, if true replaces template content with its Uri when using bare import
} | string | string[];