[Question] How to setup Rollup config?
See original GitHub issueWhat’s the proper way to configure my Rollup configuration to compile hyperapp
’s JSX into regular JavaScript?
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@JorgeBucaran This is perfect; thanks!
Hi @bdsomer! Thanks for trying out Hyperapp. The following instructions worked out for me:
In a new directory, create an <samp>index.html</samp> file:
And an <samp>index.js</samp> file:
Install dependencies:
Install dev dependencies:
Create a <samp>rollup.config.js</samp> file:
Bundle the application:
Open index.html on your browser.