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Is there a way to merge all JS build files in only one bundle?
See original GitHub issueHey guys, enjoying a lot my experience here with Gatsby, it’s really nice!
There is something I want to know, when I run gatsby build, it generates a ton of files on public directory:
Is there a way to envolve all of this in a single bundle file?
Thanks!
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No, this is by design to enable code splitting and other optimizations which make Gatsby so fast.
I’m using gatsby as a single page application generator, so I only have one page.
In this case, having one file (and one request) instead of 4-5 would be the more performant route. Shouldn’t be too hard to have an option/plugin that just appends the JS file and give this as an option.
cc @LekoArts