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factor browser-pack bundles into common shared bundles
I'm using Factor-Bundle with Browserify to generate multiple partial bundles and a larger `common.js` file with all of the common requirements. However, one of the partial bundles corresponds to my...
I have some React components that I am bundling with browserify, and I decided to try out factor-bundle to split code between pages of my app. Here is the js...
also: - some additional comments - example code sets `{ dedupe: false }` - example code triggers dedupe - update browserify to version that allows setting dedupe: false Fixes/Updates https://github.com/browserify/factor-bundle/issues/51
Hi, I've got a strange behavior with my scripts. I have 2 JS files : home.js and product.js for the concerned page. Both require the **common.js** file, it works fine...
The common file is too large. How would someone split the file into multiple files with reasonable sizes? For example, split a 5MB common bundle into X files that are...
The upgrade to labeled-stream-splicer@2 in https://github.com/browserify/factor-bundle/commit/532b1e48397a8a2580fa87c6a867b866069ad1b5 broke a test, because of some fun times with stream end timings. The factored files were not written fully by the time the common...
Hi, It is possible to ignore some dependencies in the factorization process ? I have 3 files #### page1.js ``` javascript var domready = require('domready'); var React = require('react/addons'); var...
In my project I'm using both **npm** modules and **bower** components (with debowerify) which I want to bundle together as `vendor.js` while keeping my own code in an `app.js` bundle....
I am using browserify with brfs in a Chrome extension. My gulpfile looks like this: ``` js gulp.task('browserify', function() { return browserify(paths.main) .transform(reactify) .transform({global: true }, 'brfs') .plugin('factor-bundle', {outputs: ['build/main.min.js',...
I'm logging the issue here, but the error is due to changes in browserify 8.0.0. This might be best explained with an example: - Module `A` depends on module `B`...