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Quasar resolver generates huge bundle size
See original GitHub issueHi,
Just trying out Quasar with unplugin-vue-components and I noticed that when building the application (using Vite, Vue3, Typescript and Quasar Vite Plugin), I get a bundle size that gets over 500 KiB. (it imports quasar.esm.prod.js)
If I don’t use unplugin-vue-components and therefore manually import Quasar components, the bundle is way lighter (~120 KiB)
Any idea why and how this could be solved? Thanks
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As far as I know quasar vite plugin already auto imports components so there is no need for unplugin-vue-components in your case.
Start by following the documentation of Quasar CLI and proceed from there. Many features are already built into Quasar Vite so you may not need most plugins.