ghenry
Esbuild and removing console.log in prod
Hi all,
Has anyone done something like this in their config.exs or prod.exs?
export default defineConfig({
esbuild: {
drop: ['console', 'debugger'],
},
https://github.com/evanw/esbuild/issues/28#issuecomment-589144456
Thanks.
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ragamuf
You should apply these changes to your mix.exs so that it only runs during the deployment. This way you continue to see your javascript un-minified and with full logs during development. The only change to your esbuild should be the version.
defp aliases do
[
...
"assets.deploy": [
"esbuild default --minify --drop:console --drop:debugger",
"phx.digest"
]
]
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ragamuf
Actually, the issue was the esbuild version. I was using 0.12.8 and had to update. I am now at 0.18.6 and the drop works. GitHub - phoenixframework/esbuild: An installer for esbuild · GitHub
config :esbuild, version: “0.18.6”
mix esbuild.install
Then you can specify drop
–drop:console
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