Webpack Plugin for NJS

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This plugin easyly adds NJS compilation to your build process.

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Getting started

Install

npm install njs-webpack-plugin
npm install njs-runtime

Hello, world

Create file entry.js:

global.njs = require('njs-runtime');

var testRuntime = {% compileNjs %}function () {
    console.log('one');
    njs.sleep.yld(1000);
    console.log('two');
    njs.sleep.yld(1000);
    console.log('threes');
}{% endcompileNjs %};

testRuntime(); // new thread

Create webpack.config.js

var NjsPlugin = require('njs-webpack-plugin');

module.exports = {
    entry: './entry.js',
    output: {
        filename: 'build/bundle.js'
    },
    plugins: [new NjsPlugin()]
};

Compile bundle (run command in terminal):

webpack

Run compiled script (run command in terminal):

node build/bundle.js 

Output:

one
two
threes

API

new NjsPlugin(options)

option	type	description
locals	dictionary	locals will be passed to Swig
template_dir	string	Path to templates dir, where swig will search for template files. This can be useful if you use include swig tag: {% include "templates/addon.js" %}
runtime	string	You can override global variable name of NJS Runtime (default: 'njs')
tagName	string	You can override swig Tag name (default: 'compileNjs')

locals is very useful if you want to use swig as text-preprocessor.

For example, if you set locals like this:

var options = {locals: {DEBUG: true, TITLE: 'MY PAGE'}}

Then you can preproccess your JavaScript files:

{% if DEBUG %}
console.log('DEBUG', '{{ TITLE }}');
{% else %}
console.log('PRODUCTION', '{{ TITLE }}');
{% endif %}

Documentation

Read more about NJS Project