Awesome article. I just want to ask if is there a way to bundle eager-loaded modules similar to lazy-loaded modules? I'm trying to figure that one out, we need it in our use case for developing browser extension
sure, basically we need to compile certain modules to their own bundle file. The only way Angular creates a separate bundle is when they're lazy-loaded using routes, but is there a way to create a separate bundle for modules that are non-routed.
We need to bundle certain modules since we want to embed those certain modules inside a iframe.
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Awesome article. I just want to ask if is there a way to bundle eager-loaded modules similar to lazy-loaded modules? I'm trying to figure that one out, we need it in our use case for developing browser extension
Hey Chan, thank you. I don't understand your question. Could you give me some more context?
sure, basically we need to compile certain modules to their own bundle file. The only way Angular creates a separate bundle is when they're lazy-loaded using routes, but is there a way to create a separate bundle for modules that are non-routed.
We need to bundle certain modules since we want to embed those certain modules inside a iframe.