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feat: support composable hook filters from @rolldown/pluginutils - #636
Plugins can now pass composable filter expressions (include, exclude, and, or, not, id, importerId, code, query) as the filter of resolveId, load, and transform, so the same filter works on every bundler. The builders from @rolldown/pluginutils are re-exported from unplugin/utils/filter, so plugin authors don't need a separate dependency:
Rolldown evaluates the filters natively, so unplugin passes them through unchanged.
Every other bundler evaluates them in unplugin. This includes Vite and Rollup, even when they support object filters natively, because Vite's dev server and Rollup ignore the array form and would run the handler for every module.
Matching rules follow native Rolldown, not @rolldown/pluginutils' interpreter. The two disagree:
String id and importerId patterns are globs resolved against the cwd, the same as in object filters.
Regexes are tested on ids with / separators.
Expressions whose input a hook doesn't have, such as code in load, don't match.
A string id in resolveId, or importerId outside resolveId, throws the same error Rolldown throws.
moduleType() only exists in Rolldown. On other bundlers it throws at plugin setup instead of being silently ignored.
A parity test runs each expression form natively in Rolldown and through unplugin's evaluation on the same module graph, then checks that both give the same result. The cross-bundler test also covers Vite's dev server.
@rolldown/pluginutils is a regular dependency. It is now stable at 1.x, small, has no dependencies of its own, and Rolldown and Vite 8 users already have it installed, so the version-coupling concern in the issue no longer applies.
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New Features
Added composable filters for matching module IDs, importers, code, and queries with inclusion, exclusion, and boolean expressions.
Added a public filter utility entry point with builders for creating these expressions.
Improvements
Resolve filters can now match on the importer across supported bundlers.
Rolldown supports native module-type filters; using these filters with other bundlers reports an error.
Documentation
Expanded the filter guide with examples, glob matching, and bundler-specific limitations.
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The PR adds composable filter expressions for resolveId, load, and transform. It exports filter utilities, updates bundler adapters to pass importer values to resolve filters, and adds cross-bundler tests and guide documentation.
Resolve filters receive both the module ID and importer. Rollup selects native array-filter support based on the framework, and the webpack-like cached filter uses the hook’s idFilter.
Cross-bundler validation and guide test/unit-tests/filter/*, test/unit-tests/filter/parity-src/*, docs/guide/index.md
Tests exercise composed filters across bundlers and compare Unplugin filter results and errors with Rolldown. The guide describes filter expressions and support restrictions.
unjs/unplugin#522: The guide documents include and exclude usage, which overlaps with the issue’s questions about those filters, but does not address debugging.
Possibly related PRs
unjs/unplugin#621: This PR updates createCachedIdFilter, which PR #621 introduced.
unjs/unplugin#634: This PR uses the transform idFilter contract introduced by PR #634.
unjs/unplugin#635: The new id() and importerId() patterns use the matcher behavior changed by PR #635.
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Add 42 to the excluded entry.js fixture so the exclusion is tested.
test-src/entry.js has no 42. The include(and(id(/\.js$/), code('42'))) branch therefore rejects it on its own. If exclude(id(/entry\.js$/)) stops working, entry.js still does not reach transform, and the toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1) assertion still passes. The exclusion rule is untested.
Adding 42 to entry.js closes the gap. The include branch then matches entry.js, so only the exclusion keeps it out of transform. If the exclusion breaks, transform runs for entry.js and the existing count assertion fails.
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--- a/test/unit-tests/filter/test-src/entry.js+++ b/test/unit-tests/filter/test-src/entry.js
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import mod from './mod.js'
import val from './not-expect.js'
+export const answer = 42
export const hello = mod
export default val
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Update the entry.js test fixture used by the composable-filter test to include
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Add a non-JavaScript fixture for moduleType('js') coverage.
Both imported fixtures, mod.js and not-expect.js, are JavaScript files. If Rolldown ignores moduleType('js'), the test can still pass because it checks only that mod.js reaches transform. Add a non-JavaScript fixture and assert that its ID is absent from transform.mock.calls. This is a test-coverage improvement, not a demonstrated production failure.
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- Line 108: Update the filter call in the resolution flow to pass undefined when
params.importer is absent, rather than the working-directory path; preserve the
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- Around line 211-213: Make the idFilter prefilter safe for stateful RegExp
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Pass no importer to the filter for entry points.
When params.importer is absent, path.resolve(params.importer ?? '') produces the working directory. Passing that directory to importerId() can make an entry-point resolution match an importer filter even though the entry point has no importer. Pass undefined to the filter when params.importer is absent; retain the existing resolved path for the handler if its contract requires it. (app.unpkg.com)
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Normalize path separators in the module-list assertion.
path.relative(root, m.id) returns backslashes on Windows. The expected value 'nested/deep.js' then never matches nested\deep.js. The unit-test-bun (windows-latest) job fails at this line. The failure log shows this exact mismatch.
Convert the separators to / before the comparison.
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[error] 130-130: Command 'bun run scripts/buildFixtures.ts && bun -b vitest --allowOnly' failed: the 'covers modules with and without queries' assertion failed because the received module paths differ from the expected paths (including Windows-style separators).
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[error] 130-130: Vitest assertion failed during bun -b vitest --allowOnly: the module paths did not match the expected array. On Windows, the received paths use backslashes (for example, nested\deep.js), while the expected path uses forward slashes (nested/deep.js).
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[failure] 130-130: test/unit-tests/filter/composable-filter-parity.test.ts > composable filter parity with Rolldown > covers modules with and without queries
AssertionError: expected [ …(5) ] to deeply equal ArrayContaining{…}
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The docs build does not build dist first. This import can resolve to the absent dist/utils/filter.mjs file and stop the docs build. Add the matching source alias.
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Closes #508
Plugins can now pass composable filter expressions (
include,exclude,and,or,not,id,importerId,code,query) as thefilterofresolveId,load, andtransform, so the same filter works on every bundler. The builders from@rolldown/pluginutilsare re-exported fromunplugin/utils/filter, so plugin authors don't need a separate dependency:Parity with Rolldown:
@rolldown/pluginutils'interpreter. The two disagree:idandimporterIdpatterns are globs resolved against the cwd, the same as in object filters./separators.codeinload, don't match.idinresolveId, orimporterIdoutsideresolveId, throws the same error Rolldown throws.moduleType()only exists in Rolldown. On other bundlers it throws at plugin setup instead of being silently ignored.A parity test runs each expression form natively in Rolldown and through unplugin's evaluation on the same module graph, then checks that both give the same result. The cross-bundler test also covers Vite's dev server.
@rolldown/pluginutilsis a regular dependency. It is now stable at 1.x, small, has no dependencies of its own, and Rolldown and Vite 8 users already have it installed, so the version-coupling concern in the issue no longer applies.This PR was created with the help of an agent.
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