y-src-pack is a JavaScript utility designed to bundle various resource files (like media, configuration, or data) into a single JavaScript file, making them synchronously accessible via a generated API. It supports bundling for web applications, Node.js environments, and integration with Webpack. The current stable version is 1.0.15. Unlike traditional bundlers focused primarily on JavaScript and CSS, y-src-pack emphasizes consolidating arbitrary application assets, exposing them through a customizable JavaScript variable or Node.js module. Its primary release cadence is not explicitly stated, but the package is actively maintained with considerations for future major upgrades.
npm install y-src-packVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
This example demonstrates how to use `y-src-pack` to bundle resources from multiple directories and glob patterns into a single output file, making them accessible via a global JavaScript variable.
Migrate to the static `YSrcPack.process(options)` method, passing all configuration as an options object.
Exercise caution when relying on TypeScript API generation for production. Thoroughly test output and monitor release notes for updates related to this feature.
Always use Node.js's `path.resolve(__dirname, 'your/relative/path')` or `path.resolve(process.cwd(), 'your/relative/path')` to ensure absolute paths are provided for all file system related options.
Ensure that the `options` object passed to `YSrcPack.process` includes at least one non-empty `dir` or `glob` property.
Add `const YSrcPack = require('y-src-pack');` at the top of your file to import the module.Call `process` as a static method directly on the class: `YSrcPack.process({...});`.No dependency data recorded yet.