Cordobo/rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars

README

Replace variables in HTML with rollup

A rollup.js plugin to replace variables in html files during the build process, based on replace-in-file. Make a single replacement or multiple replacements at once.

Installation

# Using npm
npm install rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars --save-dev

# Using yarn
yarn add rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars

Simple example

Replace first occurrence only:

// Import the plugin
import replaceHtmlVars from 'rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars';

// Load the library and specify options
// rollup.js configuration
...
plugins: [
    // Place at the end of your rollup plugin section
    // Any string is fine as variable,
    // here we use _THIS_IS_THE_VARIABLE_
    replaceHtmlVars({
        files: 'path/to/files/example.html',
        from: '_THIS_IS_THE_VARIABLE_',
        to: '1.0.0',
    })
]

// Use in example.html
<p>Current version: _THIS_IS_THE_VARIABLE_</p>

// Results in value of options.to, here '1.0.0'
<p>Current version: 1.0.0</p>

Replace multiple variables

Replace first occurrence only:

// Import the plugin
import replaceHtmlVars from 'rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars';

// Load the library and specify options
// rollup.js configuration
...
plugins: [
    // Place at the end of your rollup plugin section
    // Any string is fine as variable
    replaceHtmlVars({
        files: 'path/to/files/example.html',
        from: ['FIRST_VARIABLE', 'second-variable'],
        to: ['Number one', 'Only second'],
    })
]

// Use in example.html
<p>Jane Doe is: FIRST_VARIABLE</p>
<p>John Doe is: second-variable</p>

// Results in value of options.to, here '1.0.0'
<p>Jane Doe is: Number one</p>
<p>John Doe is: Only second</p>

Regular expressions and easy cache-buster

Replace all occurrences of ${timestamp} in your code, a simple way to create a cache-buster with rollup.js:

// Import the plugin
import replaceHtmlVars from 'rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars';

// Load the library and specify options
// rollup.js configuration
...
plugins: [
    // Place at the end of your rollup plugin section
    // Any string is fine as variable, here we use ${timestamp}
    replaceHtmlVars({
        files: 'path/to/files/*.html',
        from: /\${timestamp}/g,
        to: Date.now(),
    })
]

// Use in an array of html files
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="static/bundle.css?t=${timestamp}" />
<script src="static/bundle.js?t=${timestamp}"></script>

// Results in options.to, in this example Date.now()
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="static/bundle.css?t=1510343208773" />
<script src="static/bundle.js?t=1510343208773"></script>

More Options

rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars is a plugin for rollup.js which wraps replace-in-file. All options of replace-in-file are available for rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars.

License

(MIT License)

README

Replace variables in HTML with rollup

A rollup.js plugin to replace variables in html files during the build process, based on replace-in-file. Make a single replacement or multiple replacements at once.

Installation

# Using npm
npm install rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars --save-dev

# Using yarn
yarn add rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars

Simple example

Replace first occurrence only:

// Import the plugin
import replaceHtmlVars from 'rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars';

// Load the library and specify options
// rollup.js configuration
...
plugins: [
    // Place at the end of your rollup plugin section
    // Any string is fine as variable,
    // here we use _THIS_IS_THE_VARIABLE_
    replaceHtmlVars({
        files: 'path/to/files/example.html',
        from: '_THIS_IS_THE_VARIABLE_',
        to: '1.0.0',
    })
]

// Use in example.html
<p>Current version: _THIS_IS_THE_VARIABLE_</p>

// Results in value of options.to, here '1.0.0'
<p>Current version: 1.0.0</p>

Replace multiple variables

Replace first occurrence only:

// Import the plugin
import replaceHtmlVars from 'rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars';

// Load the library and specify options
// rollup.js configuration
...
plugins: [
    // Place at the end of your rollup plugin section
    // Any string is fine as variable
    replaceHtmlVars({
        files: 'path/to/files/example.html',
        from: ['FIRST_VARIABLE', 'second-variable'],
        to: ['Number one', 'Only second'],
    })
]

// Use in example.html
<p>Jane Doe is: FIRST_VARIABLE</p>
<p>John Doe is: second-variable</p>

// Results in value of options.to, here '1.0.0'
<p>Jane Doe is: Number one</p>
<p>John Doe is: Only second</p>

Regular expressions and easy cache-buster

Replace all occurrences of ${timestamp} in your code, a simple way to create a cache-buster with rollup.js:

// Import the plugin
import replaceHtmlVars from 'rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars';

// Load the library and specify options
// rollup.js configuration
...
plugins: [
    // Place at the end of your rollup plugin section
    // Any string is fine as variable, here we use ${timestamp}
    replaceHtmlVars({
        files: 'path/to/files/*.html',
        from: /\${timestamp}/g,
        to: Date.now(),
    })
]

// Use in an array of html files
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="static/bundle.css?t=${timestamp}" />
<script src="static/bundle.js?t=${timestamp}"></script>

// Results in options.to, in this example Date.now()
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="static/bundle.css?t=1510343208773" />
<script src="static/bundle.js?t=1510343208773"></script>

More Options

rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars is a plugin for rollup.js which wraps replace-in-file. All options of replace-in-file are available for rollup-plugin-replace-html-vars.

License

(MIT License)

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