Rollup.js 中文文档 - Built with Vitepress
Rollup is an efficient and widely-used tool in the JavaScript ecosystem designed for bundling JavaScript files. This particular repository serves as a dedicated translation workspace for Rollup’s documentation in Chinese, designed to help Chinese speakers better understand and utilize this powerful bundler. Being a fork from the official Rollup repository, it is continuously maintained and updated, ensuring that users always have access to the latest information.
The initiative is backed by a community of contributors and sponsors who help support the ongoing development and improvement of the documentation. Their efforts make it easier for developers in the Chinese-speaking community to harness the full potential of Rollup.
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