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Next.js app that serves serlo.org
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feat: Make image plugin available to integrations without upload (HACK) #3847

Closed LarsTheGlidingSquirrel closed 3 months ago

LarsTheGlidingSquirrel commented 3 months ago

Integrations can now enable the image plugin like this: 

// using editor package
<SerloEditor _enableImagePlugin={true} ...>
  ...
</SerloEditor>

// using editor-web-component package
// -> enabled per default for now

Not to be used in production environments!

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📦 Next.js Bundle Analysis for @serlo/frontend

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Seven Pages Changed Size

The following pages changed size from the code in this PR compared to its base branch:

Page Size (compressed) First Load
/___editor_preview 483.09 KB (🟡 +23 B) 586.93 KB
/entity/create/[type]/[taxonomyId] 484.44 KB (🟡 +19 B) 588.27 KB
/entity/repository/add-revision/[...id] 483.71 KB (🟡 +18 B) 587.54 KB
/page/create 483.72 KB (🟡 +18 B) 587.55 KB
/taxonomy/term/create/[parent_id]/[id] 483.5 KB (🟡 +18 B) 587.33 KB
/taxonomy/term/update/[id] 483.43 KB (🟡 +17 B) 587.27 KB
/user/settings 482.4 KB (🟡 +18 B) 586.23 KB
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