BuildBus

@magento/pwa-buildpack

• @magento/pwa-buildpack
  • ~BuildBus
    • instance
      • .getTargetsOf(depName) ⇒ Object.<string, Target>
      • .init() ⇒ BuildBus
      • .runPhase(phase)
    • static
      • .clear(context)
      • .clearAll()
      • .for(context) ⇒ BuildBus

@magento/pwa-buildpack~BuildBus

Manages dependency participation in project builds and tasks. It executes their declare and intercept files so they can interact with each other.

Kind: inner class of @magento/pwa-buildpack

• ~BuildBus
  • instance
    • .getTargetsOf(depName) ⇒ Object.<string, Target>
    • .init() ⇒ BuildBus
    • .runPhase(phase)
  • static
    • .clear(context)
    • .clearAll()
    • .for(context) ⇒ BuildBus

buildBus.getTargetsOf(depName) ⇒ Object.<string, Target>

Get TargetProvider for the given named dependency. Use this to retrieve and run targets in top-level code, when you have a reference to the BuildBus. Declare and intercept functions should not, and cannot, use this method. Instead, they retrieve external targets through their targets.of() methods.

Kind: instance method of BuildBus
Returns: Object.<string, Target> - TargetProvider for the dependency.

buildBus.init() ⇒ BuildBus

Run the two defined phases, declare and intercept, in order. This binds all targets which the BuildBus can find by analyzing dependencies in the project package file.

Kind: instance method of BuildBus
Chainable
Returns: BuildBus - Returns this instance (chainable).

buildBus.runPhase(phase)

Run the specified phase. The BuildBus finds all dependencies which say in their package.json that they need to run code in this phase.

Kind: instance method of BuildBus

Example

<caption>Find all dependencies whith have `pwa-studio: { targets: { declare: './path/to/js' }} defined, and run those functions.
bus.runPhase('declare')

BuildBus.clear(context)

Remove the cached BuildBus for the given context.

Kind: static method of BuildBus

BuildBus.clearAll()

Remove all cached BuildBus objects.

Kind: static method of BuildBus

BuildBus.for(context) ⇒ BuildBus

Get or create the BuildBus for the given context. This factory is the supported way to construct BuildBus instances. It caches the instances and connects them to the logging infrastructure.

Only one BuildBus is active for a project root directory (context) at any given time. This way, Buildpack code can retrieve the BuildBus for a context even if the bus instance hasn’t been sent as a parameter.

Kind: static method of BuildBus

Example (Get or create the BuildBus for the package.json file in `./project-dir`, then bind targets, then call a target.)

const bus = BuildBus.for('./project-dir);
bus.init();
bus.getTargetsOf('my-extension').myTarget.call();

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