Configurable, extensible build tools for modern single and multi-page web applications

bud.js wants to be: Reliable, yielding consistent and predictable behaviors regardless of specified options. Fast, leveraging parallel processing, smart caching and an asyncronous events based API to keep build times minimal. Extensible, with a fully featured plugin system to support an ecosystem of packaged modules.

If your application entrypoint is not located at ./src/index.js, you can learn about how to configure it with bud.entry it in the Entrypoints guide. Upgrading bud.js In general, all dependencies with the @roots/* namespace should share the same version. To make it easy to keep versions in sync you can use the bud upgrade command.

bud.js is a web-focused build tool with add-on support for Babel, React, PostCSS, Sass, Typescript, esbuild, ESLint, Prettier, and more. \n bud.js is written in TypeScript but fully supports projects written in vanilla JavaScript.

bud.entry. bud.entry is used to specify and group assets to include in the compilation.. If no entrypoint is provided bud.js will attempt to compile src/index.js to dist/main.js.. Usage . The simplest usage is a string reference to your application's entrypoint.

bud.js is an open source project and completely free to use. However, the amount of effort needed to maintain and develop new features and projects within the Roots ecosystem is not sustainable without proper financial backing. If you have the capability, please consider sponsoring Roots.

Call bud.wp.json.useTailwindSpacing() to source spacing values from your tailwind config. Fix: Node 16 compatibility. Downgraded globby from v14 to v13 so as to maintain compatibility with Node 16. We will be moving to Node 20 with the next major release of bud.js but we want to maintain compatibility with Node 16 for all bud.js 6.x.x releases.

What is bud.js? bud.js is a web-focused build tool with add-on support for Babel, React, PostCSS, Sass, Typescript, esbuild, ESLint, Prettier, and more. bud.js is written in TypeScript but fully supports projects written in vanilla JavaScript.

You have a choice of transpilers for your JS modules. By default bud.js does not include any transpilation. Our recommended extension is @roots/bud-swc. SWC @roots/bud-swc is a swc extension for bud.js.

By default, bud.js treats code outside of the @src directory (likely modules downloaded via npm or yarn) as code that has already been bundled by some other means. This is a huge performance boost for your project! If that code was already compiled by the package author it would be a waste of time and energy to compile it again.