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I have an older app built in v13, where all the 10 components live in the app module. All components and deps come at the same time, even if they're meant to be served piece by piece, resulting in an ...
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I am having trouble with my SLS deployment. I am trying to setup a ESbuild config as follow: ... stages: default: resolvers: aws-serverless-account: type: aws region: ${env:...
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Is there any way to see the http error response in a NavigationError? When navigating in angular, navigation can fail for different reasons. I'd want to catch at least two of those, namely: Internet ...
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I recently migrated my project from Angular 14 to Angular 18, and I’m noticing a huge increase in the number of initial chunks generated during the production build using ESBuild. In Angular 14 (with ...
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I have been scratching my head for a while now trying to figure out how to exclude unnecessary database dialect adapters. For context, I am building an app with Vite. Its using ElectronJs and ...
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This is my esbuild.config.js: import { glob } from "glob"; import { execSync } from "child_process"; import path from "path"; import pino from "pino"; import ...
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In Angular 19 app i'm trying to remove all data-testid attributes from html files if the production environment is running, but the onLoad() method doesn't run. The first console.log works every time ...
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I have a NX project with an angular app. I'd like to configure a environment variable so that some value changes depending on the deployment environment. I'm following the NX Recipe documentation for ...
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Angular when used with esbuild supports specifying loaders via import attributes. For example something like this: import userImageURL from 'user.svg' with { loader: 'file' }; This works because of ...
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I have just upgraded to Serverless V4, and removed serverless-bundle as recommended. Have configured esbuild with a loader: loader:{ '.html': 'copy', '.node': 'copy', ...
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await has been supported from Node 7.5, but top-level await has been only supported from Node 14.8. I'm writing script for a service that will wrap user scripts inside a function and run it on Node 12....
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Recently I upgraded my project with NX to Angular 19 and encountered an issue with custom elements. I have 2 apps in my NX monorepo: App with custom element (Widget); Playground where the widget is ...
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I am working on a NodeJS project which pulls in @aws-sdk/crt-loader as a transitive dependency of @aws-sdk/signature-v4-crt. I am generating a server.js bundle using esbuild. When starting my script ...
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Our frontend project based on Vite is running in the backend with Docker. During release, Podman runs automated npm install and npm run build commands. Recently, the Podman builds fail. One of the 3rd ...
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I have a rails app that was generated using rails new new_app --css tailwindcss -j esbuild This created a procfile that contains this stuff web: env RUBY_DEBUG_OPEN=true bin/rails server -b 0.0.0.0 ...
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I am using tsup, which uses ESbuild, to build my libraries. Example: https://github.com/react18-tools/turborepo-template/actions/runs/12427963648/job/34698706616 When I tried investigating, I found ...
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Every time I try to install most packages, they fail with the signal SIGSEGV. I've tried everything, every solution on google, uninstalling and reinstalling node, etc. Nothing works. I have no errors ...
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My extension requires esbuild in order to import ts files from the user's workspace but esbuild can't be bundled. Adding !node_modules/esbuild to my .vscodeignore file did not work. Is there a way to ...
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I'm writing the TypeScript simplest modules to learn some of the basics of the language, therefore I need TO NOT store (4500 file items within 140MB space) • to at least 100 exercises. To be fair, ...
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In upgrading my SpreeCommerce app, I've been trying to use esbuild as the JS bundler. I'm treating the Spree frontend JS files as a vendor directory in the app, trying to get esbuild to bundle the ...
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I'm writing a storage adapter for Ghost using the @aws-sdk/client-s3. I want the adapter to be self-contained, so I'm trying to use esbuild to bundle it all into a single file. To build a storage ...
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I want to remove the console.logs in the build but don't want to remove the console.errors, is there a way to do this? This is what I currently have. esbuild: { drop: mode === 'production' ? ...
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Our project was using: "builder": @angular-builders/custom-webpack:browser for our build. In our webpack.config.js we have this plugin: /** * report-result.js cannot be tree-shaked as ...
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I'm building a Chrome extension, using Deno to manage my node_modules, and esbuild-deno-loader to bundle the modules into a local file, since Chrome extensions do not allow external dependencies. The ...
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I'm trying to set up my shared package to allow importing modules from specific subpaths (e.g., @shared/utils, @shared/hooks). To achieve this, I've configured my package.json as follows: // package....
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