esbuild-plugin-cleanup
v2.0.0-next.2TypeScript
By deleting the out folder before each new build, the plugin ensures a clean output directory for the build process.
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Published by Simon Kovtyk
npm install esbuild-plugin-cleanup
Cleanup Plugin
By deleting the out folder before each new build, the plugin ensures a clean output directory for the build process.
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⚡️ Getting started
Simply install this package with your package manager.
```shell``
npm install -D esbuild-plugin-cleanup
📦 other package manager
Here are examples for installing the package with other package manager.
> 💾 yarn
> ``shell``
> yarn add -D esbuild-plugin-cleanup
>
> 💾 pnpm
> ``shell``
> pnpm install -D esbuild-plugin-cleanup
>
Looks good so far 🔥 — now you have installed the latest version!
💡 Introduction
This esbuild plugin automatically deletes the previous build before generating a new one, keeping your output directory clean.
It runs a pre-build cleanup step to prevent outdated files from cluttering your project. With minimal configuration, it simplifies workflows and ensures only the latest assets remain.
🔧 Usage
`typescript`
cleanupPlugin(options);
This function needs to be called inside the esbuild configuration in order to use this plugin. It will provide the plugin inside the build process of esbuild.
Show an example of the integration
``typescript``
esbuild.build({
// some configuration...
plugins: [
cleanupPlugin();
// more plugins here...
]
})
Show an example of the configuration
``typescript``
cleanupPlugin({
// configure here
});
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#### overrideOut
> Default: undefined (esbuild's output directory)
A string, that specifies the output directory, that'll be cleaned up.
Show an example
``typescript``
cleanupPlugin({
overrideOut: "dist" // any directory allowed
});
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Type: Plugin`
An instance of this plugin, that will be used by esbuild automatically.
License
The MIT License (MIT) - Please have a look at the License file for more details.
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