This repo has two branches - one written in Vue 2, one in Vue 3. The components and logic involved are identical (a simple diff of the branches will illustrate this). The only differences are in the dependencies introduced by Vue itself, using defineComponent
in Vue 3 instead of Vue.extend
for Vue 2, and the inclusion of postCSS for processing the css.
- Clone repo
- Checkout
Vue 2
branch - Run
npm install
followed bynpm run build
andnpm pack
to create.tgz
that can be used in external projects. Rename that file todemolib-vue2.tgz
- Checkout
Vue 3
branch and repeat last step, renaming file todemolib-vue3.tgz
- Create two sample Vue cli projects, one each for Vue 2 and Vue 3
- Install cli project dependencies, including the correct
.tgz
files from the prior steps
Load 2 of the 3 components provided by the library. Components are Cat
, Dog
, and Fish
.
import { Cat, Dog } from 'demolib'; // No Fish
// For Vue 2
Vue.component('cat', Cat);
Vue.component('dog', Dog);
Vue.mount('#app');
// For Vue 3
const app = createApp(App);
app.component('cat', Cat);
app.component('dog', Dog);
app.mount('#app');
<template>
<p>Pet options:</p>
<cat />
<dog />
<!-- Fish is not used -->
</template>
Execute npm run build
in each cli project. The resulting "optimized" javascript files will include a chunk-vendors
file which should include a tree-shaken version of demolib. Search this file for the following strings:
- "The cat is named"
- "The dog is named"
- "The fish is named"
If tree-shaking worked, you should not see The fish is named
anywhere in the output. In the Vue 2 version, tree-shaking works properly. In the Vue 3 version, the unused code is still included.