Magical code to split your systemjs project into bundles based on singple-page application top level routes. SystemJS builder is used under the covers.
Instead of generating a single giant .js file for your entire application, you get one .js file per route and potentially one more file per route that contains shared dependencies.
Imagine that you have 3 routes that each import two different dependencies. 2 routes share the same dependency.
/route1
/dependency1
/route2
/dependency1
/route3
/dependency2
This would give you 5 separate .js files (3 for the routes and 2 for the dependencies). Two routes both share a dependency, therefore loading /route2 would only load one file if /route1 has already loaded (thanks to browser caching).
By pairing things with the ocLazyLoad SystemJS Router, as users click around in your app and load routes, the related files for those routes are lazy loaded as needed. This cuts down on initial application load times.
Check the AngularJS + SystemJS seed project for an example configuration.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| dest | Destination folder for the output |
| main | The main file of your application |
| destMain | The destination folder of your main file |
| routes | An array of the file names of the main routes of your project. Each of the routes will have its own bundle |
| bundleThreshold | The ratio of routes including a module over which the module will be bundled in the main bundle. Value must been between 0 and 1. 0.6 means that if 60% of the routes contain a single module, that module will be bundled in the main bundle |
| systemConfig | Path to the systemjs config file |
| sourceMaps | Build sourceMaps for the bundles |
| minify | Minify the javascript |
| mangle | Mangle javascript variables |
| verboseOutput | Output debug information while tracing and bundling |
| ignoredPaths | Paths that will not be bundled. Put all paths that contain external libraries here |
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