Hey.
When working with C++ stuff, I usually see myself running the stirp over the
resulting binary to press down the filesize on a Release target. However, there
seems to be no such thing for JavaScript.
What I am actually wanting to do, is to shrink jQuery. It has tons, and tons,
and tons of stuff inside of it, and it is like so much, I only use 10% of it,
when it comes to it.
So I was looking for some tool that strips unused code…
Since I am using WebPack, I get all the code, transpiled, compiled, and
whatever, into a single target. This target, I can edit using a plugin. (Well,
could. Plugin docs are still sparse.)
Do you know a tool that does dead code elimination, that actually works? I am
aware of refs and such. Like:
var getElem = document.getElementById;
var cont = getElemen(…);
… but there must be a way. Somehow, at least I hope so.
Kind regards, Ingwie.
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