dashly: the standard library every Eleventy site ends up writing.

Usage

// eleventy.config.js
import dashly from "@allons-y/dashly";

export default function (config) {
	config.addPlugin(dashly, { baseUrl: "https://example.com" });
}

Features

• One plugin line

  Every filter, transform, & shortcode registers under a sensible default name. Templates can use them straight away.

• Works across engines

  Filters register through addFilter, so Nunjucks, Liquid, 11ty.js, & Handlebars templates share the same behavior. Two async filters cannot run in Handlebars.

• Take only what you need

  Import from the narrowest subpath, or opt out per category or per name. Unused code never reaches the build.

• Optional peers

  Heavy dependencies such as Prettier, PostCSS, & markdown-it are optional peers, installed only when a utility needs them.

What's included

Three kinds of utility, each grouped into modules you can import on their own. The count is how many utilities of that kind you get: every filter, transform, & shortcode is one.

Documentation

Getting started

Install dashly, register the plugin, & use your first filter.

How it works

What the plugin registers, how options reach each utility, & how optional peers load.

Configuration

Every plugin option, its default, & what it affects.

Filters

Filters are plain functions registered with addFilter, so they work in Nunjucks, Liquid, & 11ty.js (JavaScript) templates.

Transforms

Transforms process built output.

Shortcodes

Shortcodes are registered with addShortcode & called as {% name %} in templates.

Use only what you need

Register single utilities by hand or import from the narrowest subpath.

Format & minify output

Run Prettier & HTML minification, & control when each runs.

Metadata, feeds, & absolute URLs

Canonical tags, JSON-LD dates, & RSS-safe content.

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