feat: improve the build using rollup #898
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refactor: update rollup.config.ts bundler
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CI for Linux is currently not working, but once #896 is resolved, it will become normal. In addition, we have confirmed that CI can pass on ubuntu22. |
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Description
To avoid complications of ESM and CJS build, Implement
rollupas bundler.new package
this PR create new package
@wdio/electron-bundlerbecause there are some logic to create rollup configurations.Feature of
@wdio/electron-bundlerprovide the utility function to detect input and output parameters autotaticaly.
provide some rollup plugins which is used bundling packages.
rollup configuration
this PR adds rollup configuration files for each package.
typecheck
this PR adds type check because rollup does not run the type check.
Related Issue
#880
Note.
This PR is refactoring #822