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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …