Remove gulp-uglify

[ixkaito]

webpack v4+ will minify your code by default in production mode.

[Nsokyi]

Is there way to get webpack not to neaten up my js until it's in production mode/build?

[edheltzel]

@Nsokyi Inside of the frasco.config.js you can set the tasks for webpack to false.

  tasks: {
    browsersync: true,
    eslint:      true,
    imagemin:    true,
    sass:        true,
    watch:       true,
    webpack:     false,
  },

[Nsokyi]

Thanks, I tried that and oddly enough it doesn't have any effect?

[ixkaito]

@Nsokyi If you set webpack to false, webpack will not do anything, so you have to directly edit your js files in the assets/js folder. Note: if you reset webpack to true, your js files in assets/js will be overwritten by files with the same name in assets/_js.

I'm sorry that for now, there's no way to switch minification between development and production.

[Nsokyi]

OK, thanks for getting back to me.

[ixkaito]

@Nsokyi On the latest release, I removed gulp-uglify because Webpack automaticlly compress js files. For now, you can add a Webpack configuration devtool: 'source-map' to frasco.config.js to enable source maps. This might make your debug easier.

  webpack: {
    mode:   'production',
    devtool: 'source-map',
    module: {
      rules: [],
    },
  },