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Splitting media queries and lazy loading in parts from a viewport
We strongly recommend that you take a critical css approach and then use lazy loading of the styles that the console will prompt you.
This approach also works very well with http2.
Which sometimes allows you to achieve an increase in the rendering speed of more than 2 times.
npm i lezy-css
example
Create file and write operation
const lezyCss = require('lezy-css');
lezyCss('style.css','./dist');
params
first - input file
second - output result
Then a split style folder will be created. Console will tell you how to use it.
If an error occurred while uploading files, pay attention to the paths.
FAQs
Splitting media queries and lazy loading in parts from a viewport
We found that lezy-css demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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