Package size increase
See original GitHub issueHi,
First, I’d like to thank you for the amazing work you’re doing here !
Since the 1.0.0
version release, package size has increased by a factor of 50, which is a lot. I understand the need for a better API but since Cloudinary purpose is to optimize images & videos, it is unfortunate for this module to grow that way.
https://bundlephobia.com/result?p=@nuxtjs/cloudinary@1.0.1
I noticed it is due to the addition of the main cloudinary library which double in size recently.
https://bundlephobia.com/result?p=cloudinary@1.23.0
Is anything can be done to reduce that size increase ?
Regards
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@mrcsmcln Indeed.
cloudinary
is a Node.js package than runs on server side. So it should not affect the application on the client-side. However, I’m removing the dependency tocloudinary
andcloudinary-core
since they are kind of duplicate each other in certain functionalities, and there are some functionalities should have more optimized. Hopefully I will get a new release version this week for this problem 😃.This is now large enough that it fills up 50% of my vercel serverless function size…
Because of that I’m going to be rolling it by hand instead.