Support for lazy loading
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to make browserify
load modules async? something like require.async
?
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:6 (1 by maintainers)
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I were able to achieve this using
--external
and--require
without usingpartition-bundle
. The problem withpartition-bundle
was that it was impossible to make some files compile into some specific bundle for any case. Another issue is it’s not actively maintained. A combination of--external
,--require
andfactor-bundle
works really nice and is totally customizable.I think community around browserify will benefit a lot from an actively maintained lazy load module but it needs to be really active which means it should fix corner case issues reported by users quickly. extractify as I see in its main page has its latest commit few months ago. No issue submitted yet. I guess it’s just in its early phases. I hope in it’ll get enough attention and fills the gap in future. I’ll try to give it a try in a project and report any issue I find (if any) as soon as I have some free time.