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babel-plugin-lodash-direct-import

v1.0.1

Published

A Babel plugin for cherry-picking Lodash imports

Downloads

1

Readme

Babel Plugin: Lodash Direct Imports

Installation

npm i --save-dev babel-plugin-lodash-direct-import

Usage

An example .babel.rc file:

{
    "plugins": ["lodash-direct-import"]
}

What This Plugin Does

This plugin converts various types of import statements for lodash and lodash/fp functions into direct function imports. This change assists libraries like https://webpack.js.org/ in efficiently bundling code by only importing the functions need to build the module / bundle. This is commonly referred to as "cherry picking".

Why This Plugin is Needed

If you don't use direct imports, Webpack will end up pulling in all of lodash just to grant a module access to the handful of functions it needs. This leads to increased bundle bloat, which negatively impacts the performance of your applications and sites.

How This Plugin Works

This lodash plugins converts your imports to direct imports. It can handle the following import types:

Named Imports

import { get, replace } from "lodash";

Becomes

import get from "lodash/get";
import replace from "lodash/replace";

Named Imports (Aliased)

import { test as foo } from "lodash";
const testMe = foo(value);

Becomes

import foo from "lodash/test";,
const testMe = foo(value);

Default Imports

import _ from "lodash";

const foo = _.get("bar");

Becomes

import lodash_get from "lodash/get";

const foo = lodash_get("bar");

Default Imports (Aliased)

import { default as _ } from "lodash";

const foo = _.get("bar");

Becomes

import lodash_get from "lodash/get";

const foo = lodash_get("bar");

Namespaced Imports

import * as ld from "lodash";
const test = ld.map(value);
const test2 = ld.replace(value);

Becomes

import lodash_map from "lodash/map";
import lodash_replace from "lodash/replace";
const test = lodash_map(value);
const test2 = lodash_replace(value);

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