I appreciate you giving in more insight. My bad for not making the post a bit longer but I was using auth, db and storage within my previous setup. Currently I use fauna for the database, have setup a simple authentication within my app without adding any dependency, I host my images on cloudinary and control the image management through a single Vue component, where with this new setup I've cut back on bundle size compared to the firebase setup. But also as you pointed out above unless I haven't grasped it correctly even with the polyfills the amount that fauna adds to the bundle size is a bit short of that of firebase's database driver alone.
I appreciate you giving in more insight. My bad for not making the post a bit longer but I was using auth, db and storage within my previous setup. Currently I use fauna for the database, have setup a simple authentication within my app without adding any dependency, I host my images on cloudinary and control the image management through a single Vue component, where with this new setup I've cut back on bundle size compared to the firebase setup. But also as you pointed out above unless I haven't grasped it correctly even with the polyfills the amount that fauna adds to the bundle size is a bit short of that of firebase's database driver alone.
Yeah it's a bit smaller but the difference is negligible when both are so heavy.