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Migrate to min-dash
See original GitHub issueRight now we use lodash as a utility library. Unfortunately, it has a massive footprint.
To give some stats right now the lodash helpers used in bpmn-js make up for 56K (BPMN viewer) and 90K (BPMN modeler) of the overall bundle size (unminified).
Even when minified, that amout of utility is significant.
We can do better. min-dash provides us with all the utilities we need while being only 14K in size and 4K minified. Plus, min-dash properly tree-shakes when using a current, ES2016 aware bundler (i.e. webpack > 2).
Tasks
Migrate the following projects to min-dash:
- bpmn-js
- diagram-js
- bpmn-moddle
- moddle
- moddle-xml
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:11 (7 by maintainers)
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FWIW (and to prevent duplicate efforts), I’ll take this on.
Released a migrated diagram-js version.