Modules with rollup #652
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changelog! |
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this is much more understandable than webpack stuff. |
Follows the FT's Polyfill.io format, we may be able to make use of their upcoming npm library. Also refactors JavaScript linting since polyfills are techincally vendored files.
Rewrote the logic to avoid the issue, since we only care about the top level directories anyway. Allows us to remove a dependency in the process
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Thanks for the review @igloosi. Rebased for the changelog. |
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This work replaces an attempt to use Webpack before running into issues with IE8.
Main changes
We now use ES6 modules to structure our code
We now ship UMD bundles which work with module bundlers and in browsers
We now have polyfills for 'bind' which uses an approach that mirrors the FT's Polyfill.io service
We removed the redundant
gulp-standardusageReverted Webpack work: Revert "Add Webpack as js bundler" #646
Attempt at IE8 support: https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-frontend/tree/ie8-webpack-support
See testing done in #646 as the main changes to the existing code has not changed.
Additional testing in IE8 has been done for this PR.
We intend to write up the findings from the Webpack work as documentation.