Test "__DEV__" in a browser compatible way.
See original GitHub issueWhen attempting to get browser optimized builds of the library via @popperjs/core/dist/esm/...
paths the files in question don’t seem to have access to types that would be needed to leverage them in a Typescript project. Can the build process be tweaked to include this?
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It won’t work. See my comment in PR. If you need popper scripts to work in browser without build step just define process.env.NODE_ENV globally before injecting these scripts.
Alternatively, it would be really great to see the browser optimized build be the default
module
export instead of the development optimized build, which would allow to get both types and optimized code in the same place.