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Lighter bundles with no-side-effect #5560
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Not sure if you're using rollup or not, but I wrote a rollup plugin that automatically "pure" annotates all top-level constructs that could be interpreted by bundlers as effectful I've been using it with some of my libraries to make them fully tree shakeable. You can see these annotations in the bundled source of lfi, which supports tree-shakeability well as a result. |
So far, I'm not using any real bundler to bundle fast-check. But I might one day. The whole target of this issue is to analyze whether or not I can make users' life better if they pull fast-check in their bundles. That said I don't know why they would do that. |
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By using the example provided against valibot in fabian-hiller/valibot#995 and replacing by fast-check I confirm that we can save a bit of tree-shaking by toggling on the flag on each of our publicly exposed functions. But for now, it means that we would have to re-enable comments in published code and will have to increase the bundle size. |
**Description** <!-- Please provide a short description and potentially linked issues justifying the need for this PR --> Fixes #5560 So far we did it via a post build script as we strip comments in the build process configured with tsc. Results: [here](https://stackblitz.com/edit/node-m2wqwvcg). <!-- * Your PR is fixing a bug or regression? Check for existing issues related to this bug and link them --> <!-- * Your PR is adding a new feature? Make sure there is a related issue or discussion attached to it --> <!-- You can provide any additional context to help into understanding what's this PR is attempting to solve: reproduction of a bug, code snippets... --> **Checklist** — _Don't delete this checklist and make sure you do the following before opening the PR_ - [x] The name of my PR follows [gitmoji](https://gitmoji.dev/) specification - [x] My PR references one of several related issues (if any) - [x] New features or breaking changes must come with an associated Issue or Discussion - [x] My PR does not add any new dependency without an associated Issue or Discussion - [x] My PR includes bumps details, please run `pnpm run bump` and flag the impacts properly - [x] My PR adds relevant tests and they would have failed without my PR (when applicable) <!-- More about contributing at https://github.com/dubzzz/fast-check/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md --> **Advanced** <!-- How to fill the advanced section is detailed below! --> - [ ] Category: ... - [ ] Impacts: ... <!-- [Category] Please use one of the categories below, it will help us into better understanding the urgency of the PR --> <!-- * ✨ Introduce new features --> <!-- * 📝 Add or update documentation --> <!-- * ✅ Add or update tests --> <!-- * 🐛 Fix a bug --> <!-- * 🏷️ Add or update types --> <!-- * ⚡️ Improve performance --> <!-- * _Other(s):_ ... --> <!-- [Impacts] Please provide a comma separated list of the potential impacts that might be introduced by this change --> <!-- * Generated values: Can your change impact any of the existing generators in terms of generated values, if so which ones? when? --> <!-- * Shrink values: Can your change impact any of the existing generators in terms of shrink values, if so which ones? when? --> <!-- * Performance: Can it require some typings changes on user side? Please give more details --> <!-- * Typings: Is there a potential performance impact? In which cases? -->
Not a game changer but always better to target a lighter bundle. We could try to look at fabian-hiller/valibot#995
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