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A vite plugin inject typescript script into html
Compile typescript files in the specified directory then inject them into html
- If you want to execute some scripts before the page render
- If you don't want to inject
script
code intoindex.html
in a hard-coded way - If you want third-party scripts to have hash cache
- If you want your project to be all typescript
- ...
vite-plugin-public-typescript
is born to solve these problems elegantly
pnpm add vite-plugin-public-typescript -D
- Independent third-party scripts, such as
sentry
,google analytics
,baidu statistics
, etc. - Scripts that you want to execute before the page is fully loaded, such as
lib-flexible
, etc. - Initialize global functions
- ...
- Output js files with
hash
, no need to worry about cache - Default esbuild compilation, blazo fast!
- Support babel compilation, no need to worry about browser compatibility
- Support vite environment variables
- Support vite HMR
- Support different output modes (memory mode and file mode)
- Support CSR and SSR
Option | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
inputDir |
string |
public-typescript |
Directory of input typescript files |
publicDir |
string |
publicDir of vite's config | Vite's publicDir |
outputDir |
string |
'' | Directory of output javascript files after building |
esbuildOptions |
BuildOptions |
{} |
esbuild build options |
babel |
boolean | ESBuildPluginBabelOptions |
false |
babel compilation (if you need to be compatible with browsers below es6, please turn it on) |
manifestName |
string |
manifest |
The name of the manifest file |
hash |
boolean |
true |
Whether the compiled js generates hash |
destination |
string |
memory |
Output mode: memory mode | file mode |
cacheDir |
string |
node_modules/.vite-plugin-public-typescript |
The directory where the manifest cache is stored |
base |
string |
vite config base |
Resource base url |
Note: The default value of 'inputDir' in 'publicTypescript' is' public-typescript ', you can also reconfigure this property. Then you need to create a folder with the same name in the same directory as' vite.config.ts' and create a '.ts' file inside it
// vite.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
import { publicTypescript } from 'vite-plugin-public-typescript'
export default defineConfig({
plugins: [
// If you use the default configuration, the source code location 'inputDir' defaults to 'public-typescript'
publicTypescript(),
injectScripts((manifest) => [
{
attrs: {
// The file name in the directory, for example, test.ts --> manifest.test
src: manifest.someScript,
},
injectTo: 'head',
},
])
]
})
Note: The code here can only be used in the project code, not in 'vite.config.ts' and other build time code, because it is generated after the build
import { manifest } from 'vite-plugin-public-typescript/client'
console.log(manifest)
If you need to get the 'manifest' at build time, such as custom implementation of your own vite plugin 'injectScript', use the following code
import { getManifest } from 'vite-plugin-public-typescript';
console.log(getManifest())
In SPA
applications, we can inject scripts into index.html
via the injectScripts
plugin.
For a full example, see: spa playground
import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
import { injectScripts, publicTypescript } from 'vite-plugin-public-typescript'
export default defineConfig({
plugins: [
publicTypescript(),
injectScripts((manifest) => [
{
attrs: {
src: manifest.spa,
},
injectTo: 'head-prepend',
}
])
],
})
In an SSR
application, we can easily change the html to be rendered by injecting a script into it, since the html
is essentially just a string!
For a full example, see: ssr playground
import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
import { publicTypescript } from 'vite-plugin-public-typescript'
export default defineConfig({
plugins: [
publicTypescript(),
],
})
import { injectScriptsToHtml } from 'vite-plugin-public-typescript'
html = injectScriptsToHtml(html, (manifest) => [
{
attrs: {
src: manifest.ssr,
},
injectTo: 'head-prepend',
},
])
MIT