I don't suppose there's a way to simply specify an array of methods you want? about lodash-webpack-plugin

[jdalton]

Hi @faceyspacey!

At that point you're probably better off manually cherry-picking.

[faceyspacey]

I am and all the package I use are (i.e. importing via full path, eg: import find from 'lodash/find'). Until I used this package I could not reduce lodash's size from 135kb. Now I'm at 70kb, but still with a bunch of unused functions. Here's my build size visualized:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/cik6rw9kmpexynr/Screenshot%202016-10-30%2016.54.44.png?dl=0

Is it that one of the packages I use imports via dot syntax? import find from 'lodash.find'? Or is that the same as importing by full paths?

[jdalton]

This plugin doesn't work with the per method packages like lodash.find.
For a sanity check, the full-build of Lodash is ~23kb minified+gzipped.

[faceyspacey]

I know, I'm just trying to get it to 1kb since only like 5 methods are used. Going from a 150kb build (minified and gzipped) to 128kb build is substantial. ..Glad to know the the per method packages operate differently/separately.

[jdalton]

What are the 5 methods?

[faceyspacey]

memoize, debounce, find, findIndex, isEqual, isString, though webpack visualizer is picking up a few internal methods like _baseMergeDeep.

here's what i'm using to visualize the size of imports:
https://chrisbateman.github.io/webpack-visualizer

[jdalton]

That build is 2.75 kB minified+gzipped.
Created with a a combo of babel-plugin-lodash and lodash-webpack-plugin.

[faceyspacey]

do you know why it's showing as so much more (yes, I know it's pre-minification/gzipping):

https://www.dropbox.com/s/a4stwjrg4idxaiv/Screenshot%202016-10-30%2022.23.17.png?dl=0

The green bar without any orange child nodes, to me, has meant shipped but unused functions. Is it lodash core possibly? Does 70kb make sense for just that pre-minification/gzipping?

[jdalton]

If I had to guess it's probably showing the cumulative total of the individual uniminified modules before the lodash-webpack-plugin is applied.