rolldown-plugin-strip removes debug-only code from Rolldown build output.

It currently supports:

• stripping configured function-call statements (for example console.log(...));
• stripping standalone debugger statements;
• stripping configured labeled statements and labeled blocks;
• safe handling for chained/non-statement call matches via chainedCalls.

npm install rolldown-plugin-strip

The plugin is build-only (apply: "build") and runs as a pre transform (enforce: "pre").

import { defineConfig } from "rolldown";
import { strip } from "rolldown-plugin-strip";

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    strip({
      debugger: true,
      functions: ["console.log", "console.debug"],
      labels: ["dev", "debug"],
      chainedCalls: "warn"
    })
  ]
});

type ChainedCallsPolicy = "skip" | "warn" | "error";

interface StripOptions {
  functions?: string[];
  debugger?: boolean;
  labels?: string[];
  chainedCalls?: ChainedCallsPolicy; // default: "skip"
}

• functions
  • A list of function names to strip when they appear as a full statement on a line.
  • Example removable line: console.log("debug");
• debugger
  • When true, removes full lines containing only debugger (with optional semicolon).
• labels
  • A list of labels to remove, including single-line labeled statements and labeled blocks.
  • Examples: dev: doThing();, dev: { doThing(); }, dev: while (cond) { ... }
• chainedCalls
  • Controls behavior when a configured function matches but cannot be safely removed as a whole statement.
  • "skip" (default): keep the line unchanged.
  • "warn": keep the line and emit a warning to console.warn.
  • "error": throw and fail the build.

Given:

strip({ functions: ["debug"], chainedCalls: "skip" });

Safe removable line (always stripped):

debug("trace");

Chained/non-statement line (not safely removable):

debug("trace").trim();

Outcomes for the chained/non-statement line:

• chainedCalls: "skip" -> line is left as-is.
• chainedCalls: "warn" -> line is left as-is and a warning is logged.
• chainedCalls: "error" -> an error is thrown and the build fails.

• When the transform changes the module source, transform returns a non-null source map (VLQ v3) so debuggers and error stacks can map generated output back to the original file. Unchanged modules keep map: null.
• When functions is enabled, line endings are normalized the same way as the stripper (split(/\r?\n/).join("\n")); if that step runs, the map is composed from the removal map and the newline-normalization map.
• Call-expression matching is line-based and intentionally conservative to avoid unsafe removals.

npm install
npm run check
npm run build

• npm run check runs type-check/lint (tsc --noEmit) and tests (vitest run).
• npm run build emits dist/ using tsconfig.build.json.