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precinct

Unleash the detectives

npm install precinct

Uses the appropriate detective to find the dependencies of a file or its AST.

Supports:

• JavaScript modules: AMD, CommonJS, and ES6.
• Typescript
• CSS Preprocessors: Sass, Scss, Stylus, and Less
• CSS (PostCSS)

Usage

const fs = require('fs');
const precinct = require('precinct');

const content = fs.readFileSync('myFile.js', 'utf8');

// Pass in a file's content or an AST
const deps = precinct(content);

You may pass options (to individual detectives) based on the module type via an optional second object argument detective(content, options), for example:

Example call:

precinct(content, {
  amd: {
    skipLazyLoaded: true
  },
  type: 'amd'
});

• The supported module type prefixes are amd, commonjs, css, es6, less, sass, scss, stylus, ts, tsx

Current options:

• amd.skipLazyLoaded: tells the AMD detective to omit lazy-loaded dependencies (i.e., inner requires).
• es6.mixedImports: allows for all dependencies to be fetched from a file that contains both CJS and ES6 imports.
  • Note: This will work for any file format that contains an ES6 import.
• css.url: tells the CSS detective to include url() references to images, fonts, etc.

Finding non-JavaScript (ex: Sass and Stylus) dependencies:

const fs = require('fs');
const content = fs.readFileSync('styles.scss', 'utf8');

const deps = precinct(content, { type: 'sass' });
const deps2 = precinct(content, { type: 'stylus' });

Or, if you just want to pass in a filepath and get the dependencies:

const { paperwork } = require('precinct');

const deps = paperwork('myFile.js');
const deps2 = paperwork('styles.scss');

precinct.paperwork(filename, options)

Supported options:

• includeCore: (default: true) set to false to exclude core Node.js dependencies from the list of dependencies.
• fileSystem: (default: undefined) set to an alternative fs implementation that will be used to read the file path.
• You may also pass detective-specific configuration like you would to precinct(content, options).

CLI

Assumes a global install of npm install -g precinct

precinct [options] path/to/file

• Run precinct --help to see the options

License

MIT