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I am developping library of components with rollup and I am using agadoo tool to check if it is tree shakable. Maybe this question is off the topic, but when I use the below code the library is not tree shakable. And I don't understand why. On the other hand, when I don't use the React Component, it stays tree shakable, so what's wrong with the React component?
The LICENSE and package.json files were updated, which are (probably?) the more legally binding ones, but the reference in the readme was not.
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When I run agadoo on my library, it reports that it is not tree-shakeable because it thinks the following code might have side-effects. Granted, there might be something that overrides to be different from the standard. In my code, nothing does this. Perhaps I am not seeing the side effects that this could have? Other tools allow flagging of the call using or similar syntax. Is there a way that either the tree-shakeable code could be improved or a way for me to flag this function as pure, having no side effects (presuming I am correct that there really are no side effects here)?
Hello @Rich-Harris , I love the idea of running Agadoo on our CI server to make sure the library we are building is fully tree-shakable. However, while I believe it is currently tree-shakable (we tried it with webpack 4 and made sure bundles were correctly limited to what was needed and no more), Agadoo is throwing errors I do not really understand. Here is a super simple simplification of our lib (after building): There is a bunch of components, so imagine , folders in the same vein. And here are the content of each files: With this setup, when I run the following error message is thrown: Any idea what's wrong? Is it us and our weird sub-folder organization? Or is it Agadoo? Any pointers would be great, thanks!! PS: I tried with node 8.11.4 and 10.9.0
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Repository: Rich-Harris/agadoo. Description: Check whether a package is tree-shakeable Stars: 545, Forks: 17. Primary language: JavaScript. Languages: JavaScript (100%). License: MIT. Open PRs: 5, open issues: 6. Last activity: 1y ago. Community health: 42%. Top contributors: Rich-Harris, Conduitry.