sakuta96•2y ago

how to use esbuild_deno_loader for local file?

i have [join(tmpDir, './bundle.js')] as entry point (resulting as string e.g. c:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Temp\tempdir-33c4f2f8\bundle.js, but that gives me a Do not know how to load path error on console? what am i doing wrong?

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NDH•2y ago

Are you bundling a bundle.js?? You have what looks like you desired output as the entry point. an esbuild example // build.ts

import * as esbuild from "https://deno.land/x/esbuild@v0.14.51/mod.js";
import { denoPlugin } from "https://deno.land/x/esbuild_deno_loader@0.5.2/mod.ts";

type buildCFG = {
   entry: string[],
   out: string,
   minify: boolean
}

// bundles an entrypoint into a single ESM output.
const build = async (cfg: buildCFG) => {
   await esbuild.build({
      plugins: [denoPlugin({})],
      entryPoints: cfg.entry,
      outfile: cfg.out,
      bundle: true,
      minify: cfg.minify,
      keepNames: true,
      banner: { js: '// deno-lint-ignore-file' },
      format: "esm"
   }).catch((e) => console.info(e));
   esbuild.stop();
}

const cfg: buildCFG = {
   entry: ["./mod.ts"],
   minify: true,
   out: './bundle.js'
}

build(cfg).then(() => {
   console.log('Built bundle.js!')
}).catch((err) => {
   console.info('build err - ', err)
})

// deno run build-A --unstable build.ts

import * as esbuild from "https://deno.land/x/esbuild@v0.14.51/mod.js";
import { denoPlugin } from "https://deno.land/x/esbuild_deno_loader@0.5.2/mod.ts";

type buildCFG = {
   entry: string[],
   out: string,
   minify: boolean
}

// bundles an entrypoint into a single ESM output.
const build = async (cfg: buildCFG) => {
   await esbuild.build({
      plugins: [denoPlugin({})],
      entryPoints: cfg.entry,
      outfile: cfg.out,
      bundle: true,
      minify: cfg.minify,
      keepNames: true,
      banner: { js: '// deno-lint-ignore-file' },
      format: "esm"
   }).catch((e) => console.info(e));
   esbuild.stop();
}

const cfg: buildCFG = {
   entry: ["./mod.ts"],
   minify: true,
   out: './bundle.js'
}

build(cfg).then(() => {
   console.log('Built bundle.js!')
}).catch((err) => {
   console.info('build err - ', err)
})

// deno run build-A --unstable build.ts

The above utility builds/bundles starting from ./mod.ts and outputs a bundle at './bundle.js`

sakuta96•2y ago

just stupid naming xd but basically i have a full path as entry point as i'm in a totally different directory than the cwd like i already mentioned, my entry point is a full path like c:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Temp\tempdir-33c4f2f8\file.js and that doesn't work when i use the deno plugin

NDH•2y ago

I see. Sorry I wasn't any help.

KyleJune•2y ago

I haven't tried using an absolute path for the entrypoint. I've always used a relative path. I have used esbuild where the directory is different than the current directory. To do that, i set the workingDirectory to the directory my app is in, then set entry point as a relative path from the workingDirectory. Oh actually the build option is called absWorkingDir. I believe the outdir can be an absolute path if you want or need it to be outside of the absWorkingDir that you set.

sakuta96•2y ago

oh thanks @kylejune1415, i'll try it out right tomorrow! sounds promising