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pika-pack
DESCRIPTION:
pika-pack is an archived npm package build tool created to simplify how JavaScript libraries are prepared for publishing. It lets package authors define a build pipeline with small, composable plugins instead of hand-configuring every build step. The tool can wrap common build systems such as Babel and Rollup with npm-friendly defaults. It can generate optimized package outputs for different targets, including Node, web, and type definition workflows. pika-pack also helps produce package metadata, which reduces the amount of manual package setup required. Because the repository is archived, it is most useful today as a historical reference for package build automation and plugin-based publishing workflows.
Features
- Composable package build pipeline
- Preconfigured build plugins
- Babel and Rollup workflow support
- Node and web target builds
- Automatic package metadata generation
- Archived legacy packaging reference
Programming Language
JavaScript
Categories
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