Combine multiple es6 classes into single library using rollup js

How can I import a.js and b.js and export as combined bundle.js in UMD format using rollupjs?

Here is the example:

//a.js
export default class A 
...


//b.js
export default class B 
...

My current rollup.config.js is:

export default [
 
 input: ["path/a.js", "path/b.js"],
 output: 
 file: "path/bundle.js",
 format: "umd",
 name: "Bundle"
 ,
 plugins: [
 // list of plugins
 ]
 
}

However, this is not working as intended.

Anything wrong with this config?

Thanks for your help.

asked Jun 4 at 16:40

sungl

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How can I import a.js and b.js and export as combined bundle.js in UMD format using rollupjs?

Here is the example:

//a.js
export default class A 
...


//b.js
export default class B 
...

My current rollup.config.js is:

export default [
 
 input: ["path/a.js", "path/b.js"],
 output: 
 file: "path/bundle.js",
 format: "umd",
 name: "Bundle"
 ,
 plugins: [
 // list of plugins
 ]
 
}

However, this is not working as intended.

Anything wrong with this config?

Thanks for your help.

asked Jun 4 at 16:40

sungl

3101311

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How can I import a.js and b.js and export as combined bundle.js in UMD format using rollupjs?

Here is the example:

//a.js
export default class A 
...


//b.js
export default class B 
...

My current rollup.config.js is:

export default [
 
 input: ["path/a.js", "path/b.js"],
 output: 
 file: "path/bundle.js",
 format: "umd",
 name: "Bundle"
 ,
 plugins: [
 // list of plugins
 ]
 
}

However, this is not working as intended.

Anything wrong with this config?

Thanks for your help.

asked Jun 4 at 16:40

sungl

3101311

How can I import a.js and b.js and export as combined bundle.js in UMD format using rollupjs?

Here is the example:

//a.js
export default class A 
...


//b.js
export default class B 
...

My current rollup.config.js is:

export default [
 
 input: ["path/a.js", "path/b.js"],
 output: 
 file: "path/bundle.js",
 format: "umd",
 name: "Bundle"
 ,
 plugins: [
 // list of plugins
 ]
 
}

However, this is not working as intended.

Anything wrong with this config?

Thanks for your help.

rollup rollupjs umd

asked Jun 4 at 16:40

sungl

3101311

asked Jun 4 at 16:40

sungl

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asked Jun 4 at 16:40

sungl

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You need a file to tie them together. So along with a.js and b.js, have a main.js that looks like this:

import A from './a';
import B from './b';

export default 
 A,
 B,
;

Then update your rollup.config.js with input: path/main.js.

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You need a file to tie them together. So along with a.js and b.js, have a main.js that looks like this:

import A from './a';
import B from './b';

export default 
 A,
 B,
;

Then update your rollup.config.js with input: path/main.js.

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You need a file to tie them together. So along with a.js and b.js, have a main.js that looks like this:

import A from './a';
import B from './b';

export default 
 A,
 B,
;

Then update your rollup.config.js with input: path/main.js.

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You need a file to tie them together. So along with a.js and b.js, have a main.js that looks like this:

import A from './a';
import B from './b';

export default 
 A,
 B,
;

Then update your rollup.config.js with input: path/main.js.

answered Nov 11 at 0:15

austingray

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You need a file to tie them together. So along with a.js and b.js, have a main.js that looks like this:

import A from './a';
import B from './b';

export default 
 A,
 B,
;

Then update your rollup.config.js with input: path/main.js.

answered Nov 11 at 0:15

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answered Nov 11 at 0:15

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