I am not sure if that’ll work for you, even though this topic is 6 months old:
https://forum.quasar-framework.org/topic/4828/quasar-build-times-hrm-and-local-cache
Diamon
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Posts made by Diamon
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RE: Run only the hot module replacement
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RE: "Quasar build" times, HRM and local cache.
Apparently I found writeToDisk flag in devServer webpack config file - and if you set that too true - you can still include your compiled app as a simple script, but HMR will work even on that page with included script even though there is a development server running in parallel!
so in quasar.conf.js
devServer {
writeToDisk: true
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"Quasar build" times, HRM and local cache.
Hello, I am currently looking for a way to either lower build times or serve my application differently.
I am trying to transfer old HTML+jQuery project to Vue+Quasar. Right now, integration is done in quite clunky way:
I am compiling the modules inside “dist” folder as a single bundle, and then adding them as script tag inside existing element in old page. Problem is - compilation with “minify: false” may take around 17secs with the “app” itself being only default page (20Kb after compile compared to 800Kb of the bundle (minified!)).I am trying to speed up the process by introducing chunks and caching done by HardSourceWebpackPlugin - it lowers build time down to 4.5-5 secs, which is still a lot compared to HMR with 500-600 ms build time.
Is there a way to serve this app differently while maintaining really small build times?
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RE: Before/After image comparison component for Quasar
Now that’s impressive! Thanks for those links, will definitely give them a try.
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Before/After image comparison component for Quasar
I’ve spotted this this component which can arrange pretty nice comparison for images.
I believe I won’t have any difficulties applying that in Quasar app?
Does it make sense to have this kind of component in core Quasar framework?