The problem with all the examples is
import * as _ from "lodash";
That'll pull in the entire lib. At this point, if you're looking for a utility, it should be very selective, much like your article suggests. That means your npm install should only pull in that utility, not the whole library.
npm install
You're right. Just import the methods you need to use. That's more efficient.
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The problem with all the examples is
That'll pull in the entire lib. At this point, if you're looking for a utility, it should be very selective, much like your article suggests. That means your
npm install
should only pull in that utility, not the whole library.You're right. Just import the methods you need to use. That's more efficient.