Bundling from string rather than from file #5208
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If I have a string of generated HTML that looks like this: Is there any way for me to pass this to Parcel to generate an html file? I tried creating a temp file and passing that and while that worked, it broke importing js as it's located in a completely different folder. |
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How should Parcel know where to resolve relative urls from? So such a html snippet needs to have a path anyway for resolving paths. |
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With Parcel 2, you could invoke Parcel via the JS API (instead of the CLI) and write that file into the |
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Oh that's exactly what I'm looking for. I'm already using the js api and my solution was going to be creating files inside /tmp, but this seems like a much better option! Thank you 😊 |
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@mischnic How does the example work exactly? The whole code in the example doesn't seem to be working. Even having just |
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Here's another example: #4530 (comment). We should add that to the docs as well |
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Just to be clear, there's no way to tell Parcel my entry file is in the memory fs right? Parcel wants me to provide a string to my entry file (an html file at the moment) but there's no way for it to access the |
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How should Parcel know where to resolve relative urls from? So such a html snippet needs to have a path anyway for resolving paths.