Using Svelte/Sapper/Rollup/Cypress/Jest in Lerna/Yarn-workspace monorepo. Many of the dev packages are for linting, transpiling, bundler plugins, etc.
To add more context:
In a monorepo, dev dependencies are hoisted to root node_modules:
du -sh ./node_modules --> 377M
Dependencies in the Sapper app:
du -sh ./apps/client --> 8.2M
note: Monorepo used for multiple clients, typescript/express api, and util libs
I've done 0% optimizing, but exporting my Sapper app creates a bundle:
3.3MB
Initial render html/js/css: 133kb (uncompressed)
Total js files: 620kb
Rest is fonts, icons, images, etc.
I'm personally very curious about rebuilding app in react and comparing, but as Svelte is compiled and via Sapper, SSR/code-splitting, etc is out-of-the-box and simpler.
The main contextual takeaway is that at least the bulk of the dependencies are for dev and get stripped away.
Very interesting, thanks for sharing and providing so many details.
I use a very similar tech stack, except for Jest. If your repo is public, do you mind sharing the link? Here or via direct message.
My boilerplate monorepo is at github.com/mikenikles/monorepo-tem.... Nothing optimized either but it provides the separation of concerns I care about for projects.
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Using Svelte/Sapper/Rollup/Cypress/Jest in Lerna/Yarn-workspace monorepo. Many of the dev packages are for linting, transpiling, bundler plugins, etc.
To add more context:
du -sh ./node_modules--> 377Mdu -sh ./apps/client--> 8.2Mnote: Monorepo used for multiple clients, typescript/express api, and util libs
I've done 0% optimizing, but exporting my Sapper app creates a bundle:
I'm personally very curious about rebuilding app in react and comparing, but as Svelte is compiled and via Sapper, SSR/code-splitting, etc is out-of-the-box and simpler.
The main contextual takeaway is that at least the bulk of the dependencies are for dev and get stripped away.
Very interesting, thanks for sharing and providing so many details.
I use a very similar tech stack, except for Jest. If your repo is public, do you mind sharing the link? Here or via direct message.
My boilerplate monorepo is at github.com/mikenikles/monorepo-tem.... Nothing optimized either but it provides the separation of concerns I care about for projects.