Add examples folder

[vercel]

Add examples folder

[macklinu]

@maxbeatty looks like there is a little bit of talk about supporting multiple entry points in #113. As of now, I believe the only way to support multiple bundles right now would either be:

ncc build a.js -o dist
ncc build b.js -o dist

or with a custom build script using the ncc Node API:

const path = require('path')
const ncc = require('@zeit/ncc')

// Whatever options you want. This is an example.
const options = {
  minify: true,
  sourceMap: true,
  watch: false,
}

Promise.all([
  ncc(path.resolve('./a.js'), options),
  ncc(path.resolve('./b.js'), options),
])
  .then(([a, b]) => {
    // Builds succeeded!
    // You can write the code and sourcemaps to disk or whatever you'd like to do here.
    console.log(a.code)
    console.log(a.assets)
    console.log(a.map)
  })
  .catch((err) => {
    // There was an error in one of the builds.
    console.error(err)
  })

(where a.js and b.js live in the folder you are running the script from. Those sorts of file paths would need to be updated to suit your needs.)

I think examples for programmatic use (both for one entry point and multiple entry points) would be welcome additions to this repo to help guide people in understanding what options are available / best practices are around multiple bundles + programmatic use. 👍

[macklinu]

Would also be good to add examples for programmatic use and TypeScript support 😎

Can get started on a PR for these

[maxbeatty]

What's the optimal way to do multiple bundles? Programmatic?

Would there ever be a day where ncc takes a glob to build? (e.g. ncc build *.js or ncc build {cli,main}.js)

[guybedford]

Examples were added in c813b07.

We can reopen if we need to add any new examples.