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feat: Bundle canvas worker manually #144

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@mydea mydea commented Dec 19, 2023

While trying to get the ReplayCanvas integration to properly tree shake, I noticed that the current way this worker is built is not ideal, and maybe is not treeshakeable properly. We use a rollup plugin to convert the worker to a base64 string, which a) is more verbose than just having the worker be a plain string, and b) possibly is not tree shakeable.

This refactors the worker to work the same way as the compression worker in Sentry - we build it to a string and use that in rrweb. This is a bit more complicated, from a setup perspective, but gives us full control over the worker build.

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size-limit report 📦

Path Size
rrweb - record only (gzipped) 16.57 KB (0%)
rrweb - record & getCanvasManager only (gzipped) 19.11 KB (-9.49% 🔽)
rrweb - record only (min) 56.53 KB (0%)
rrweb - record with treeshaking flags (gzipped) 15.35 KB (0%)

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mydea commented Dec 19, 2023

Tracking this upstream as well: rrweb-io#1376

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Should this bubble up to error handler?

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good point, I'll wrap this in callbackWrapper instead!

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const workerBlob = new Blob([workerString]);
return URL.createObjectURL(workerBlob);
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Does this mean we'll have potential CSP errors now?

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we already had before! Previously this was just being rewritten to a string-based worker by rollup under the hood 😬

@mydea mydea merged commit 10c8e45 into sentry-v2 Dec 20, 2023
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@mydea mydea deleted the fn/canvas-worker branch December 20, 2023 09:52
mydea added a commit to getsentry/sentry-javascript that referenced this pull request Jan 10, 2024
This bump contains the following changes:

- fix(rrweb): Use unpatched requestAnimationFrame when possible
[#150](getsentry/rrweb#150)
- ref: Avoid async in canvas
[#143](getsentry/rrweb#143)
- feat: Bundle canvas worker manually
[#144](getsentry/rrweb#144)
- build: Build for ES2020
[#142](getsentry/rrweb#142)

Extracted out from
#9826

Closes #6946
billyvg pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 26, 2024
While trying to get the ReplayCanvas integration to properly tree shake,
I noticed that the current way this worker is built is not ideal, and
maybe is not treeshakeable properly. We use a rollup plugin to convert
the worker to a base64 string, which a) is more verbose than just having
the worker be a plain string, and b) possibly is not tree shakeable.

This refactors the worker to work the same way as the compression worker
in Sentry - we build it to a string and use that in rrweb. This is a bit
more complicated, from a setup perspective, but gives us full control
over the worker build.
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