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@rushstack/module-minifier-plugin
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This plugin splits minification of webpack compilations into smaller units.
npm install @rushstack/module-minifier-plugin --save-dev
This plugin performs minification of production assets on a per-module basis, rather than minifying an entire chunk at a time. It issues async calls to the minifier for each unique module and each unique set of chunk boilerplate (i.e. the webpack runtime and the structure of the module list). This improves minification time by:
If running on node 10, you will need to ensure that the --experimental-workers
flag is enabled.
const { ModuleMinifierPlugin, WorkerPoolMinifier } = require('@rushstack/module-minifier-plugin');
// In your webpack options:
optimization: [
minimizer: [
new ModuleMinifierPlugin({
minifier: new WorkerPoolMinifier(),
// If not provided, the plugin will attempt to guess from `mode` and `devtool`.
// Providing it expressly gives better results
useSourceMap: true
})
]
]
You can also run the ModuleMinifierPlugin in a single-threaded configuration.
// webpack.config.js
const { ModuleMinifierPlugin, SynchronousMinifier } = require('@rushstack/module-minifier-plugin');
// In your webpack options:
optimization: [
minimizer: [
new ModuleMinifierPlugin({
minifier: new SynchronousMinifier()
})
]
]
FAQs
@rushstack/module-minifier-plugin has been renamed to @rushstack/webpack4-module-minifier-plugin.
The npm package @rushstack/module-minifier-plugin receives a total of 458 weekly downloads. As such, @rushstack/module-minifier-plugin popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @rushstack/module-minifier-plugin demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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