How to analyze config.ts in Egret

This article is about how to analyze config.ts in Egret. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you to learn. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

One: preface

The config in the project is actually related to build / publish, as follows

①, config.ts are related to web platform

②, config.wxgame.ts are related to wxgame

Now I will only explain the file compression method of publish in config.ts.

Second: file compression (mainly egret class library)

In the command = = 'publish' module

Const outputDir = `bin-release/web/$ {version} ` Return {outputDir, commands: [new CustomPlugin (), new CompilePlugin ({libraryType: "release", defines: {DEBUG: false, RELEASE: true}}), new ExmlPlugin ('commonjs') / / close this setting contents new UglifyPlugin for non-EUI projects ([{/ / files to be compressed sources: ["libs/modules/egret/egret.min.js") "libs/modules/egret/egret.web.min.js", "libs/modules/res/res.min.js", "libs/modules/tween/tween.min.js", "libs/modules/game/game.min.js" "libs/modules/promise/promise.min.js", "libs/modules/eui/eui.min.js", "libs/modules/socket/socket.min.js" "libs/modules/jszip/jszip.min.js"], / / compressed file target: "lib.main.min.js"} {sources: ["main.js"], target: "main.min.js"}]), new RenamePlugin ({verbose: true, hash: 'crc32' Matchers: [{from: "* * / * .js", to: "[path] [name] _ [hash]. [ext]"} / / hash]}), / / new ResPlugin () New ManifestPlugin ({output: "manifest.json"})]}

To compress the JS file, you need to use the UplifyPlugin plug-in, as shown in the above code (figure below)

Three: benefits

① reduces the number of requests

② hides class library code

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