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Bundling can be useful for the VS Code extension. It is not necessary for library code.
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microbundle
takes babelrc
into account, see developit/microbundle#25
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I think currently there isn't a specific requirement to bundle the code because we develop a library, not an applications. As a library, langium will be included in other applications, which on their turn will target a specific environment (node or browser).
Therefore I will remove the bundler and use tsc for now to emit .js and .d.ts files.
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For the VS Code extensions it will be simpler because source and target are currently set to ES6 (default of the yeoman template) - no polyfills needed.
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Related Issues (20)
- Enable grammar imports from `node_modules`
- Completion provider (parser) doesn't respect optional prefix of same shape than subsequent mandatory parts
- `createDefaultCoreModule` isn't compatible with `ExampleGeneratedModule` (`langium` v3.0.0) HOT 2
- `DefaultConfigurationProvider.getConfiguration` stalls in tests HOT 4
- Nodes that consume no text are undefined HOT 5
- Completely optional parser rules should be marked as errors HOT 5
- 3.0: Multi Language cannot handle file renames
- 'vscode' in 'dependencies' instead of 'devDependencies' HOT 2
- extension now can launch ,but still report error,a little confused,although has no influence
- Railroad diagrams could optionally exclude unused imported rules
- how can i pass this validation message to outer
- CI/CLI: Generator errors in linting job do not cause pipeline to fail
- Diagnostics are stuck on deleted files
- Watch configuration provider for updates
- Update vitest to fix VS Code integration
- JsonSerializer and References HOT 2
- Generate from language file is endless HOT 1
- Support the VSCode extension on the web HOT 6
- Split generated yeoman project into npm workspace HOT 4
- Support notebook document messages
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