require-precompiled

Modifies require() so you can load precompiled module sources.

Install

``
$ npm install --save require-precompiled
`

Usage

`js
const installPrecompiler = require('require-precompiled');
const cache = require('my-cache-implementation');

installPrecompiler(filename => {
if (cache.hasEntryFor(filename)) {
return cache.getPrecompiledCode(filename);
}
// fall through to underlying extension chain
return null;
});

// any module required from this point on will be checked against the cache
const foo = require('some-module');
`

API

`ts
function installPrecompiler(
loadSource: (filename: string) => string | null,
ext = '.js',
): void
`

The loadSource() function should return a source string when a precompiled source is available. Return null to fall back to Node.js' default behavior.

By default the precompiler is installed for .js files. You can specify alternative extensions by providing the second argument:

`js
installPrecompiler(filename => {
// ...
}, '.cjs')
``

License

MIT © James Talmage