If you want to have a look to Coroutines `Flow` us...

# javascript

[sdeleuze]

If you want to have a look to Coroutines Flow used in a Kotlin/JS application configured with build.gradle.kts and DCE without any JS configuration -> https://github.com/sdeleuze/spring-messenger/tree/step-4-kotlin-js/frontend. I hope Kotlin/JS team will update the documentation. The latest changes are going toward a good direction (getting rid of frontend plugin or JS configuration) but that's a pretty diffcult journey for now.

[patrickdelconte]

nice job. I have a working react application that I made with the new js plugin. I agree that the journey was far from smooth. There is no documentation and only a few examples here and there but now that the project is up and running it is a lot of fun. I noticed the bundle size is really large (40mb) I will try to integrate dce now

[patrickdelconte]

@sdeleuze I am not sure the webpack task actually uses the output of dce. Bundle size is the same even with the plugin. Seems like we would need some additional configuration. Or am I missing something?

[sdeleuze]

Have a look to my sample

[patrickdelconte]

I have

[sdeleuze]

Without DCE I have 10M of JS

[sdeleuze]

With it I have much much less

[sdeleuze]

But you have to use requirejs and the files generated in js-min

[sdeleuze]

Not the one in distribution

[patrickdelconte]

But does the size of the bundle (by default in build/distributions) shrink as well? it does not for me.

[sdeleuze]

No

[patrickdelconte]

hmm

[sdeleuze]

You have to use requirejs and the files generated in js-min

[sdeleuze]

Yes it is confusing

[patrickdelconte]

do you have any idea how I would go about configuring the bundler to use the minified files?

[sdeleuze]

For that manual webpack configuration with uglifyjs is required

[sdeleuze]

It should be supported out of the box

[sdeleuze]

But we are not here yet

[patrickdelconte]

yes it would be nice if it was. Now I have to add some js again