FuseBox 3.0 is being cooked at the moment. Contributing guidelines are located here
FuseBox is a bundler/module loader that combines the power of webpack, JSPM and SystemJS.
It is blazing fast (it takes 50-100ms to re-bundle) which makes it extremely convenient for developers. It requires zero configuration to bundle such monsters like babel-core.
FuseBox loves typescript, and does not require any additional configuration. It will compile and bundle your code within a fraction of a second, yet offering a comprehensive loader API. It is packed with features, and unfolds limitless possibilities of extending the API.
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FuseBox has many plugins in place to help you get started. All you need to do is install fuse-box from npm or yarn.
npm install fuse-box --save-dev
yarn add fuse-box --devTodo App built on the latest Angular2 (compiles in 50-80ms!)
Simple example using React with babel (compiles in 50ms!)
- No headache, minimal configuration
- First class typescript support
- Tree shaking
- Arithmetic instructions
- Blazing fast bundle time
- Wildcard imports
- Dynamic modules at runtime
- Tilde support
- DevServer and HMR integrate with existing HTTP apps in 1 second!
- Metadata e.g
__filenamefor decorators. - Works everywhere for easy universal applications!
There is so much more. FuseBox pushing it to a whole new level!
npm install typescript fuse-box --save-devconst { FuseBox } = require("fuse-box");
const fuse = FuseBox.init({
homeDir: "src",
output: "dist/$name.js",
});
fuse.bundle("app")
.instructions(`>index.ts`);
fuse.run();Join our gitter channel we are very active and friendly!
Special thanks to devmondo for incredible ideas, giving inspiration and relentless testing/contributing to the project.
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