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# rollup-plugin-insert [![npm](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/rollup-plugin-insert.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/rollup-plugin-insert) [![David Peer](https://img.shields.io/david/peer/rx-ts/rollup.svg?path=packages/insert)](https://david-dm.org/rx-ts/rollup?path=packages/insert&type=peer) [![David](https://img.shields.io/david/rx-ts/rollup.svg?path=packages/insert)](https://david-dm.org/rx-ts/rollup?path=packages/insert) > string mutation plugin for Rollup ## Usage ```bash # npm npm install -D rollup-plugin-insert # yarn yarn add -D rollup-plugin-insert ``` ```js // all of following is fine import * as insert from 'rollup-plugin-insert' import insert from 'rollup-plugin-insert' import { append, prepend, wrap, transform } from 'rollup-plugin-insert' const insert = require('rollup-plugin-insert') ``` ## Common Usage All following methods have an optional last argument `options` which is an object and contains key `include`, `exclude` and `sourceMap` which is enabled by default. It can be used to filter files as you like. For example you can wrapper your html template as following: ```js insert.transform( (magicString, code, id) => `export default ${JSON.stringify(`<!--add some comments-->${code}`)}`, { include: '**/*.html', }, ) ``` If you do not need `sourceMap` at all, just change it to be `false`. ## Append Appends a string onto the contents. ```js insert.append('world') // Appends 'world' to the contents of every file ``` ## Prepend Prepends a string onto the contents. ```js insert.prepend('Hello') // Prepends 'Hello' to the contents of every file ``` ## Wrap Wraps the contents with two strings. ```js insert.wrap('Hello', 'World') // prepends 'hello' and appends 'world' to the contents ``` ## Transform Calls a function with the contents of the file. ```js insert.transform((magicString, code, id) => code.toUpperCase()) // should return a string or MagicString ```