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Optimizer should process NPM packages

See original GitHub issue

Inlined mode generates componentQrl($(() => {}, "FRIENFLYname")
Friendly names can not have underscores.
Dependencies are compiled with inlined strategy
We need a new scoping option (string) for libraries, using the package.name
Goal is for Qwikcity (used by npm create qwik) to use ___$() functions

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Created a year ago
Comments:6 (5 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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manucorporatcommented, Jun 17, 2022

Very close to get merged: https://github.com/BuilderIO/qwik/pull/628

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mheverycommented, May 17, 2022

We are very much aware that it would be best if we did not have to do anything here (to @kylecordes point) However we don’t think that is possible. So the goal is to have an absolute minimum transform.

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