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Look for a JS transpiler/minifier #261

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jorgeramirez opened this issue Apr 19, 2020 · 2 comments
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Look for a JS transpiler/minifier #261

jorgeramirez opened this issue Apr 19, 2020 · 2 comments
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The idea is to be able to code in ES 2015+ but then compile down to ES5. Ideally, we should add this tooling as a python dependency (i.e., a wrapper of a JS lib) to avoid adding another package management tool.

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Nowadays it's almost impossible to escape from nodejs package managers if you want to use the latest features of ES6.

I suggest Webpack as one of the most powerfull out there, with a variety of plugins to transpile/minify assets.

Webpack will only add just one more command when deploying

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I like webpack too, I was just curious if there is a "dumb" wrapper that allows us to ship it with pip. But, for me is totally okay to assume that we also have NPM available 🦾, it makes things simpler for sure :)

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