joealden / react-xarrows-issue-118-repo

react-xarrows-issue-118-repo

Eliav2/react-xarrows#118

To reproduce:

1. Run npm run build
2. Run npm run analyze
3. Look at HTML file that opens (keep this open for step 7)
4. Uncomment the 2 lines that are commented out in App.tsx
5. Run npm run build
6. Run npm run analyze
7. Look at HTML file that opens (and compare with the file from step 3)

As shown by the two generated HTML files, the 2nd version that imports Xarrow results in 69.95KB of JS added to the production bundle via lodash/lodash.js. So this proves that https://bundlephobia.com/package/[email protected] is correct, that all (or at least a large and unnecessary amount) of lodash is required to be bundled with react-xarrows (as the current way that lodash is used in react-xarrows doesn't allow the dead code to be tree shaken).