bankai

DIY asset server. Serves HTML, CSS and JS as streams. Sets proper Content-Type encodings and buffers where possible for sub-milisecond response times in production and development.

Installation

$ npm install bankai

Usage

const serverRouter = require('server-router')
const browserify = require('browserify')
const bankai = require('bankai')
const http = require('http')

const router = createRouter()
http.createServer(function (req, res) {
  router(req, res).pipe(res)
}).listen(1337)

function createRouter () {
  const router = serverRouter()

  const html = bankai.html()
  router.on('/', html)

  const css = bankai.css({ use: [ 'sheetify-cssnext' ] })
  router.on('/bundle.css', css)

  const js = bankai.js(browserify, '/src/index.js', { transform: 'babelify' })
  router.on('/bundle.js', js)

  return router
}

API

bankai.html(opts)

Return an html stream. Cached by default. Includes livereload if NODE_ENV=development. Takes the following options:

• opts.entry: js entry point. Defaults to /bundle.js
• opts.css: css entry point. Defaults to /bundle.css

bankai.css(opts)

Return a css stream. Cached if NODE_ENV=production. Takes the following options:

• use: array of transforms. Empty by default.
• basedir: project base directory. Defaults to process.cwd()

bankai.js(browserify, src, opts)

Return a js stream. Uses watchify for incremental builds if NODE_ENV=development. src is the bundle entry file. Cached by default.

See Also

• budo
• tiny-lr
• sheetify
• browserify

License

MIT