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How to bundle depth-wise?

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I have a trivial project using es6 modules and I’m trying to bundle the javascript into a single file. However I am not having success.

bundleRelations. This appears to be joining multiple script tags <script src=foo.js><script src=bar.js> into a single <script src=foo+bar.js>. With HTTP2 this conversion seems to provide minimal benefit…
relation.inline() this doesn’t appear to work. It just prevents the dependency from being written at all (breaking the site).

So is there a way to do this with assetgraph? Or should I stick to another bundler like webpack?

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kevincoxcommented, Nov 8, 2020

Thanks! That’s fantastic. As far as I’m concerned this issue can be closed now.

Thanks for being incredibly responsive and helpful!

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kevincoxcommented, Nov 3, 2020

That worked for me. Example of using this is https://gitlab.com/kevincox/gridfinder/-/commit/c306997a42bb8f02f94ba54832e046bcc243b0a3. The resulting site is https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmXCoP3YLkcqL2LnJ4X2JfWi1RsF7AnuT2z4Lwhk6Z5T1U/, you can see a pretty optimal load graph of HTML -> minimum-interactive resources -> remaining-resources.

For that simple project it works perfectly, however I still don’t think the API is optimal. I think it would be better to just pass the javascript directly. This provides a lot more flexibility to the user. If they want to run on modules from inside HTML they can easily do that with findRelations.

Also I don’t think a “sharedBundles” type strategy would work with this as it processes every entrypoint separately. I think it would need to take all of the entrypoints at once to do the right thing there?

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