SWC browserify transform. Enables ES6/JSX/react for browserify times faster than babelify.
$ npm install --save-dev swcify @swc/core
$ browserify script.js -t swcify > bundle.js
By default, swcify reads .swcrc
file in the basedir with SWC config.
var fs = require("fs") var browserify = require("browserify") var b = browserify("./script.js") .transform("swcify", config) .bundle() .pipe(fs.createWriteStream("bundle.js"));
The optional argument config
can be an object with options for SWC.
node_modules
being transformed?
This is the default browserify behavior.
A possible solution is to add:
{ "browserify": { "transform": ["swcify"] } }
to the root of all your modules package.json
that you want to be transformed.
To use source maps, enable them in browserify with the debug
option:
browserify({debug: true}).transform("swcify");
$ browserify -d -t swcify
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