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I'm currently writing a Vue.js app inside a low-code platform. The platform contains unnecessary libraries like bootstrap. When I checked my app for performance, I noticed that because the platform contains bootstrap under the hood, bootstrap files are getting loaded alongside my project. I am looking for a solution that helps to remove unnecessary scripts files that are connected to html. I don't just want to remove them, but I really want to stop them from loading because I don't need those scripts to be running in my project

I tried to use some of the lifecycle hooks of Vue.js like mounted, beforeMount, setup and then I selected script tags that aren't necessary and I set their src attribute to empty string. But that didn't help me to prevent them from loading. The unnecessary scripts are really slowing my website down

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  • No, those files are downloaded exactly once for each client. The browser then loads them from the local cache. What makes you think your web site is slowing down? Commented Oct 27, 2023 at 6:39
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    You can't prevent the scripts from loading from inside vue app because they have already being loaded at the time when vue app is running. It's unknown if it's a real problem. Bootstrap shouldn't significantly slow down anything, and it's cached after the first load Commented Oct 27, 2023 at 8:56

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Given you're trying to use Vue inside of another application and your Vue code doesn't trigger that request for the Bootstrap library, you can't prevent it, unfortunately.

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