Include extensions in preserveModules output filenames for scriptified assets #3116
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| const name = renderNamePattern( | ||
| options.entryFileNames || '[name].js', | ||
| options.entryFileNames || | ||
| (COMMON_JS_EXTENSIONS.includes(extension) ? '[name].js' : '[name].[ext].js'), |
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Not sure why the name is COMMON_JS... as I do not see the connection. How about JAVASCRIPT_EXTENSION or IGNORED_EXTENSIONS? Also, I would rather have the default pattern to be [name][extname].js, the reason being that otherwise, files without extension would have two subsequent . in their name.
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JAVASCRIPT_EXTENSIONS would work, just seemed a little bit inaccurate as it also includes TS extensions - i'm ok with renaming it though to whatever you see consider fitting here
Also, I would rather have the default pattern to be [name][extname].js
I've wanted to avoid output files being named like Buttonscss.js, like - having some separator seems visually nice
files without extension would have two subsequent . in their name.
Gonna add some special handling for it + tests.
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I've wanted to avoid output files being named like Buttonscss.js, like - having some separator seems visually nice
Definitely, but the point of [extname] vs [ext] should be that [extname] contains a leading . if there is an extension and is an empty string otherwise. So it basically solves exactly this issue. So
| filename | ext | extname | [name][extname].js |
[name].[ext].js |
|---|---|---|---|---|
"test.css" |
"css" |
".css" |
"test.css.js" |
"test.css.js" |
"test" |
"" |
"" |
"test.js" |
"test..js" |
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i'm ok with renaming it though to whatever you see consider fitting here
How about NON_ASSET_EXTENSIONS?
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Definitely, but the point of [extname] vs [ext] should be that [extname] contains a leading . if there is an extension and is an empty string otherwise.
Cool, didn't notice I could use it like this.
How about NON_ASSET_EXTENSIONS?
Sure, sounds good!
| 'output.entryFileNames', | ||
| { | ||
| ext: () => extension.substr(1), | ||
| extname: () => extension, |
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Would be nice to also have a test that directly uses the new pattern elements in entryFileNames. Could also be an extension of an existing test.
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@lukastaegert thanks for the review, gonna address your concerns in following days and ping you once I'm done with it. |
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@lukastaegert I believe I've addressed all of your comment |
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fixes #3107
Description
This adds support for
extandextnamereplacements forentryFileNameswhen usingpreserveModules.Using this I include extname in output filenames for "scriptified" assets.