#Plugin

Rsbuild provides a powerful plugin system that allows for user extension. Rspeedy leverages this plugin system directly.

Plugins written by developers can modify the default behavior of Rspeedy/Rsbuild and add various additional features, including but not limited to:

• Register lifecycle hooks
• Transform module source code
• Modify Rsbuild configuration
• Modify Rspack configuration

#Find Plugins

Before finding plugin, you may want to check if the feature you want is already included in Rspeedy Configuration.

#Rsbuild Plugins

The following Rsbuild plugins can be used in Rspeedy.

• Sass Plugin: Use Sass as the CSS preprocessor.
• Less Plugin: Use Less as the CSS preprocessor.
• ESLint Plugin: Run ESLint checks during the compilation.
• Type Check Plugin: Run TypeScript type checker on a separate process.
• Image Compress Plugin: Compress the image assets.
• Typed CSS Modules Plugin: Generate TypeScript declaration file for CSS Modules.
• Tailwind CSS Plugin: Integrate with Tailwind CSS V3

#Rspack/Webpack Plugins

The following Rspack/Webpack plugins can be used in Rspeedy.

• BannerPlugin: Add a banner to the top or bottom of the output.
• EnvironmentPlugin: Use process.env with DefinePlugin.
• ProvidePlugin: Automatically load modules instead of having to import them everywhere.

#Write Plugins

If none of the existing ecosystem plugins meet your requirements, you might consider writing your own plugin.

#Rsbuild Plugin API

See Rsbuild - Plugin Hooks for more details.

#Rspack Plugin API

See Rspack - Compiler Hooks and Rspack - Compilation Hooks for more details.