rollup-plugin-svelte-component-ioc

Replaces direct references to svelte components with dynamic references fetched from a dependency store.

Svelte websites become editable by end-users by replacing component definitions at runtime.

Why? Because I believe users should have full control over their digital experience.

Watch a demo video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDhJLdhSvGs

Also see:

• https://github.com/CameronRKing/rollup-plugin-layout-intercept
  • wraps the root component in a Lumino widget for better runtime layout manipulation
• https://github.com/CameronRKing/rollup-plugin-ioc-editing-tools
  • packages a small editor including a text editor, component inspector, Mocha test runner, and Markdown renderer

Installation

This is an unpublished prototype library. You'll have to install it manually. In package.json, add, "rollup-plugin-svelte-component-ioc": "git+https://github.com/CameronRKing/rollup-plugin-svelte-component-ioc.git"

Then, in rollup.config.js,

import componentIoc from 'rollup-plugin-svelte-component-ioc';

export default {
    plugins: [
        componentIoc({ root: __dirname, exposeSource: true, dependencies: false }),
        svelte({
            dev: !production,
            css: css => {
                css.write('public/build/bundle.css');
            }
        }),

Options

• root: required; the directory to use as a base to look for Svelte components
• exposeSource: optional, default: false; whether to copy Svelte source files into the build folder
• dependencies: optional, default: true; whether to include dependencies found in package.json in the store

Runtime usage

Adds a __DIS__ (dependency injection store) property to the window, which exposes several interesting properties.

• subscribe(cb): the standard svelte/store subscribe method
• get(): the semantics of get(window.__DIS__), but without having to import svelte/store/get yourself
• replace(name, value): updates the given definition
• async replaceFromSource(name, source): replaces the given definition after building the given source code, including transforming component imports to dependency injections
• async lookupSource(name): returns source code for the given name if it can, first looking in user-provided code, then checking the build directory (where source files will be if exposeSource: true)
• userSourceCode: a plain object that maps [name]: [source] for user-provided code; mainly for internal use