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esbuild: Bundle a JavaScript application enabling JSX syntax in `.js` files.
$ esbuild --bundle app.js --loader:${-js=jsx} ${filename-js}
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This command uses the esbuild tool to bundle a JavaScript file called app.js into a single file. The bundled file will be produced by resolving all dependency imports within app.js.
The --bundle option specifies that the input file app.js should be bundled.
The --loader option is used to specify the file loader configuration. In this case, ${-js=jsx} is used to set the loader for JavaScript files to specifically handle files with the extension .jsx.
${filename-js} is a placeholder for the input filename. You should replace it with the actual filename you want to bundle, without the .js extension.
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