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tachyon-es6-deps-list

v32.0.0

Published

List of tachyon monorepo sub-deps that are written in es6

Downloads

7

Readme

Tachyon ES6 Dependencies List

The list of sub/transistive dependencies used by tachyon packages and apps. This is consumed by apps whose support matrix includes devices without ES6 support.

Usage in Tachyon Next.js Applications

Simply add the exported list as the target of next-transpile-modules:

const es6Deps = require('tachyon-es6-deps-list');
const withTranspiledModules = require('next-transpile-modules')(es6Deps);

Usage in Other Applications

You'll need to transform the exported list into a regex for your bundler. In webpack, this would mean augmenting your appropriate loader (babel/etc) to not ignore these specific node modules. There are libraries that help with this, such as babel-loader-exclude-node-modules-except.

Managing the list

Additions to the list will happen naturally as we add new packages and then test apps in older browsers. For removal (especially of transistive dependencies), use yarn why <package> to see if dependencies are actually still in use. This could occur during occasional audits of this list, but there is no downside to listing unused modules in this list (since this ultimately populates a regex).