gulp-ui5-preload
Creates a Component-preload.js or library-preload.json file for openui5 / sapui5 projects. Creating a preload file can speed up the initial load time of your webapp, by reducing the number of HTTP requests / roundtrips to load your code. The preload file can combine your js
artifacts, xml
, html
and json
views as well as .properties
files into a single Component-preload.js
/ library-preload.json
file.
Install
$ npm install --save-dev gulp-ui5-preload
Usage
Simple example.
var ui5preload = ; gulp
Example with uglify / minify js and xml.
// npm install --save-dev gulp-ui5-preload gulp-uglify gulp-pretty-data gulp-ifvar ui5preload = ;var uglify = ;var prettydata = ;var gulpif = ; gulp
API
ui5Preload(options) -> vinyl through-stream
Accepts an options object. Returns a vinyl through-stream which collects all .xml and .js files and emits a single vinyl file (Component-preload.js / library-preload.json) which is passed downstream.
options
base
- required
- Type:
string
The base / entry path of your app. Usually the same location where your index.html and the Component.js resides. Can also be just './'
to point to the root of your project.
namespace
- Type:
string
- Default: ''
- Example:
my.company.app
The namespace at the base
path. All source files are treated as sub-namespaces of this namespace, relative to the base
path.
fileName
- Type:
string
- Default: 'Component-preload.js' or 'library-preload.json' (depends on
isLibrary
option)
File name of the combined file to emit.
isLibrary
- Type:
boolean
- Default: false
If set to true
a library-preload.json
file is emitted instead of a Component-preload.js
file (default). The emitted file contents between those options vary a little bit.
License
Apache 2.0 © Christian Theilemann