Opal is a compiler for writing JavaScript in Ruby.
This package allows transpiling Ruby files using Opal and webpack.
Check out this blog post if you are interested in the project background.
npm install opalrb-loader --save-dev
// webpack.config.js
module: {
loaders: [
{
test: /\.rb?$/,
loader: 'opalrb-loader'
}
]
}
See Opal::Compiler
options for possible options.
// webpack.config.js
module: {
loaders: [
{
test: /\.rb?$/,
loader: 'opalrb-loader',
query: {
requirable: false,
freezing: false,
}
}
]
}
By passing OPAL_LOAD_PATH
environment variable to webpack, the loader will correctly resolve file other than relative path.
opalrb-loader
is only bundled with compiler module. It left the decision on managing runtime, corelib or gems to developer.
See the example Rakefile for how to integrate using other Opal gems.
- Relative
require
is correctly resolved. require_trees
is not yet implemented.- erb is not supported (which should be implemented as separate loader).
- First time compiling is relatively slow compared to Ruby one, use
--watch
option for webpack to speed up dev iteration. - Use
require
to load JS file is broken, but you can write as below to load JS module (webpack will correctly resolve it).
# Inside ruby file
`var $ = require("jquery")`
- stdlib and some gems may not be correctly compiled, please file an issue if you encounter one.
It's under Examples folder.
- simple: Basic setup without further dependency.
- complex: Compile opal/corelib and other gems.
npm install
npm run build_compiler
to build compilernpm start
to compile & watchindex.es6.js
Available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.