This is a great addon and the use of a decorator to add React support within Ember is a nice solution.
Everything is working great at runtime, however, using the outputFile config option to lazy load react/react-dom is not actually splitting out the dependencies in a separate file.
I also tried to just use dynamic imports to load react and react-dom, since the app I work on also has ember-auto-import, but this doesn't work either.
It seems like react and react-dom always get added to the consuming app's vendor.js.
This is a great addon and the use of a decorator to add React support within Ember is a nice solution.
Everything is working great at runtime, however, using the
outputFile
config option to lazy load react/react-dom is not actually splitting out the dependencies in a separate file.I also tried to just use dynamic imports to load react and react-dom, since the app I work on also has
ember-auto-import
, but this doesn't work either.It seems like
react
andreact-dom
always get added to the consuming app's vendor.js.