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Rollupjs.org

This is the source code for the website. Note that the actual guide is now part of the main rollup repo and needs to be updated there, see below.

Steps to build the website locally

  1. npm install
  2. npm run update-guide
  3. npm run build
  4. npm run dev
  5. Open up http://localhost:3000

Updating the guide contents

The guide is part of the main rollup repo, which again is added to this repo in form of a submodule. Running npm run update-guide should automatically initialize the submodule and copy the latest guide into a local folder. To update the guide contents:

  1. Update the guide in a fork or a branch (if you have access rights) of the main rollup repo and make a pull request. Pull requests that add or modify features should always update the guide as well.
  2. Once it is merged, check out the latest master branch in the submodule:
    cd rollup-submodule
    git checkout master
    git pull
  3. Commit the new branch in the main repo:
    cd ..
    git add rollup-submodule
    git commit -m "Update guide"

Steps 2 and 3 should be done by the person merging the pull request in the main rollup repo. Once the commit has been pushed to origin/master, the website should be updated by the CI automatically. If necessary instead of checking out latest master, it is also possible to check out any other commit to e.g. test a pull request.

Style Guidelines

  • Please use - for bulleted list items.
  • Please set a preferred line length of 100 characters in your editor for Markdown files in this repository.
  • Please do not use hard line breaks to format blocks of plain text. Rather, please enable soft-line breaks in your editor.

REPL links

Besides via shares containing the shareable= parameter generated by the REPL itself, the REPL can also pre-loaded from a Github gist. To do that