Rolling (up) a multi module system (esm, cjs...) compatible npm library with TypeScript and Babel

• Babel (Formerly 6to5)

  58 42,901 9.7 TypeScript

  🐠 Babel is a compiler for writing next generation JavaScript.

  

At the time of writing, source maps seem not to be generated when configured in .babelrc which is why --source-maps has been added. Running the scripts gives the following result:

• node-module-esm

  1 16 0.0 JavaScript

  Example repository for rollup based, esm enabled node modules

Example Library Run npm install Run npm build

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• node-module-esm-test

  1 4 0.0 HTML

  Example repository for testing/integrating node-module-esm

To test the example library locally I have created a separate "testing repository". The setup and link procedure is as follows:

• plugins

  16 3,511 8.3 JavaScript

  🍣 The one-stop shop for official Rollup plugins (by rollup)

  

@rollup/plugin-babel: Triggers the transpile step through Babel (basically what we have done by means of the babel-cli for the unbundled versions). As we are using babel only for the bundled artifacts babelHelpers are set to bundled, so in case any helpers are needed these are added to the bundle file (you can read more about the property in the documentation). In include and extensions the files and their extensions (ts/js for the example library) to process are defined, whereasexcludes indicates folders/patterns which should be skipped (just the node_modules folder for the example library).

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