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Generating a bundle using angular elements takes 5 minutes
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to embed my rather large Angular app using Angular Elements. My main.js is around 12 Mbytes uncompressed. When I’m importing the file in my WebPart (import '../../client/main-es2015';) it works but it seems like generating the web part bundle takes around 4-5 minutes.
Is there a better way of importing my rather large compiled bundle?
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Yes, sort of! Thanks a lot. I was able to compile my app into a single main.js bundle with polyfills in another js file. I’ve imported the main.js using
import 'appname'syntax and it worked, but I couldn’t load my polyfills package however I tried to useimport. It also isn’t clear how to include my extracted css.Well, at least now I know it’s possible to work with my huge bundle without waiting for 5 minutes for each reload.
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