shakes out functions that I used

[Zae]

I'm not sure if this plugin in production ready yet, but it seems that it removed functions that I'm definitely using.

Using import to get the modules, but running babel as a browserify transform, so that should rewrite everything to require.

seems that most of the incorrectly removed functions are from the crypto-browserify package.

[goto-bus-stop]

Some of Babel's module transform output may be tripping up common-shake. Could you share an example that shows it failing?

[retail-robot]

Hi - I'm running into this issue too - I threw together a project that reproduces the issue here: https://github.com/retail-robot/common-shakeify-issue-12-repro

You should be able to clone it and just npm install + npm run build

[goto-bus-stop]

Thanks @retail-robot! this is really hard to make work correctly in all situations, but that particular case should not be too difficult to support.

[Zae]

Hey, Sorry I wasn't able to provide any code. I'll try to test the fix on my usecase if I can! Op vr 20 apr. 2018 19:41 schreef Renée Kooi <[email protected]>:

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[retail-robot]

np, @goto-bus-stop - thanks!

[toddself]

hi! we just ran into this too with the sbd library.

it is stripping out /lib/Match.js:isCaptialized, even though that function is called via this within the code.

09:42:00 ~/src/sbd:master
↳ npx browserify -p common-shakeify lib/tokenizer.js > shake.js
09:42:07 ~/src/sbd:master
↳ npx browserify lib/tokenizer.js > no-shake.js
09:45:03 ~/src/sbd:master
↳ grep isCapitalized shake.js
/* common-shake removed: exports.isCapitalized = */ void function(str) {
    return this.isCapitalized(str) || /``|"|'/.test(str.substring(0,2));
    return this.isCapitalized(str);
        if (wordCount < 5 && words[0].length < 6 && this.isCapitalized(words[0])) {