A snowpack plugin that lets you use relative asset URLs in your CSS

A snowpack vue2 compiler based on `@snowpack/plugin-vue`.

A Snowpack plugin to build files in your application using any CLI tool. This plugin passes matching files as input to a custom CLI command and returns the output response as the build result. This is useful for connecting a custom CLI or when no Snowpack

A snowpack plugin to use Rollup as a bundler

This plugin adds TypeScript type checking to any Snowpack project.

Use [dotenv](https://github.com/motdotla/dotenv) to load environment variables from your project `.env` files. See Snowpack's [Environment Variables](https://www.snowpack.dev/reference/environment-variables) documentation to learn more.

snowpack plugin to use sharp with percentages

Use Babel to build your files from source. Automatically inherits from your local project `.babelrc` or `babel.config.json` files.

Transforms JavaScript files containing React components automatically to enable React Fast Refresh via Snowpack's HMR API.

Run any CLI command as a part of Snowpack’s dev server and production build. Useful for languages not supported by [Snowpack plugins](https://www.snowpack.dev/plugins). This replaces the old `run:*` scripts in your Snowpack config.

Snowpack Plugin for angular projects

Use svgr to transform your SVGs into React components with Snowpack

Snowpack plugin for assets copy.

Use the Stylus compiler to build .styl files from source

Snowpack plugin for rust using wasm-pack 🦀

This will allow you to use `.graphql` files with Snowpack, just like you can with `graphql-tag/loader` with webpack

Use Webpack to bundle your Snowpack project for production when you run `snowpack build`.

This tiny Snowpack plugin will stringify wanted files so they can be loaded as modules.

This plugin adds [Sass](https://sass-lang.com/) support to any Snowpack project. With this plugin, you can import any `*.scss` or `*.sass` Sass file from JavaScript and have it compile to CSS.

Use the [Svelte compiler](https://svelte.dev/docs#Compile_time) to build your `.svelte` files from source. Supports TypeScript and Sass out-of-the-box via [svelte-preprocess](https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte-preprocess).