Once OptiCSS runs on an analysis, the styles can be split by using subsets of the analysis to produce a base stylesheet for styles shared across code splits or styles that weren't enumerated as a part of a code split. Styles specific to each code split will be extracted to a split css file.
TBD: rewrite data may still be centralized, or it might be split-able as well.
Note: With declaration merging enabled, the benefits of code-splitting may not result in enough savings to warrant the extra complexity.
Once OptiCSS runs on an analysis, the styles can be split by using subsets of the analysis to produce a base stylesheet for styles shared across code splits or styles that weren't enumerated as a part of a code split. Styles specific to each code split will be extracted to a split css file.
TBD: rewrite data may still be centralized, or it might be split-able as well.
Note: With declaration merging enabled, the benefits of code-splitting may not result in enough savings to warrant the extra complexity.