Hashing entry points wouldn't make much sense, as you wouldn't have stable names to add to your package.json or request from a CDN. So that's not supported.
Filenames can get a hash under certain circumstances, like dynamically importing another module. Microbundle will output that module as well, with a file name of <module>.<hash>.js. This isn't an entry point though, so you wouldn't be directly using it.
Hope this answered your question.
Edit: That being said though, Microbundle does have a programmatic API that you could use, generating your own hash to output the file as.
Hashing entry points wouldn't make much sense, as you wouldn't have stable names to add to your
package.jsonor request from a CDN. So that's not supported.Filenames can get a hash under certain circumstances, like dynamically importing another module. Microbundle will output that module as well, with a file name of
<module>.<hash>.js. This isn't an entry point though, so you wouldn't be directly using it.Hope this answered your question.
Edit: That being said though, Microbundle does have a programmatic API that you could use, generating your own hash to output the file as.