Use esbuild lib instead of npx #7395
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@jamesdaniels this would address #7250 and #6193, WDYT? |
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We use to do this. The trouble here is that firebase-tools pins dependencies. So we were pinning to a version of esbuild that was not supported on customer's machines, be it node version or architecture. Perhaps we could be smart and do some equivalent of "npm install" and "npm which" |
jamesdaniels
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Jul 8, 2024
- Add `findEsbuildPath`: Helper function to find the path of esbuild using `npm which` - Add `installEsbuild`: Helper function to install esbuild dynamically - Add tests for `findEsbuildPath` and `installEsbuild`
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Description
Fix for this #7250 and #6193 where
esbuildexecution was throwing an error saying "Command line too long" on Windows.It tries to find an installed version of
esbuildusingnpm which, if it is not found then it tries to install it. Once it is able to find a path toesbuild, it dynamically imports it and uses it to bundle the next.config file.If the version of the installed esbuild doesn't match the required version, it will show a warning in the terminal.
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