README.md

Folder Structure

• /eleventy/: The folder that contains the eleventy code config and plugins. The main config is contained here in the app.ts file.
• /library/src: Code containing java / typescript code that can be imported from typescript using the @lib/... shorthand.
• /inline/: Contains any templates that can be processed by eleventy. Files can be inlined using the inline shortcode of the respective template language.
• /website/: The actual web content. Any file from here will be processed by eleventy.

ESBuild Plugin

The Eleventy app makes use of an ESBuild plugin for typescript. ESBuild makes use of the "tsconfig.json" from the home directory. The following extensions are handled:

• ".11ty.ts": Is handled similar to the ".11ty.js" files in the default 11ty setup.
• ".ts": This file will be bundled to a ".js" file.

tsx

One can use tsx in templates. To define the tsx factory one can use the comments js /** @jsx jsxFactory */ and js /** @jsxFarag fragmentClassOrType */.

.const.ts(x) imports

A plugin is used to allow special ".const.ts" processing. Files with the extension imported as preprocessed constants. This can be used for preprocessing of values. For example:

function foo() {
  return 5;
}
function bar() {
  return "bar";
}
export const foobar = foo() + bar();

will in reality import the values

{
  "foobar": "5bar"
}

as a JSON file.

.css imports

A plugin is used to allow ".css" to be imported as css modules to any ".ts(x)" files. The results are minified using postcss. The resulting import has the format:

{
  css: string, // The full stylesheet as string
  classes: {
    [key: string]: string,
  }
}

Here the classes field contains the different css classnames and the corresponding transformed name. (See css modules.)