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Engine ESM split bundled and unbundled building #6286

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kpal81xd opened this issue Apr 25, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #6296
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Engine ESM split bundled and unbundled building #6286

kpal81xd opened this issue Apr 25, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #6296
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Allow building and watching of the engine ESM bundled and unbundled as separate options (as well as both)

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Splitting engine ECMAScript Modules (ESM) into bundled and unbundled versions is common in web development. Bundled ESM combines all modules into a single file for performance benefits and wider browser support. Unbundled ESM maintains modular structure for better organization and debugging, often used in large projects. Both approaches have their place depending on factors like project size and performance requirements.

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kpal81xd commented May 3, 2024

We already have both included in the npm package this issue it just for being able to build them independently

@kpal81xd kpal81xd changed the title Engine ESM split bundled and unbundled Engine ESM split bundled and unbundled building May 3, 2024
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