Add an .npmignore file to reduce weight of node_modules dependency #1839
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Trims down the node_modules file size footprint of jquery-ui (originally 14MB)
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Agreed, but we need more discussion about what is truly needed. Let's consolidate under #1875. |
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jquery-ui is the heaviest dependency in my node_modules folder at 14MB. It appears that this is coming from the demo and externals folders, which I don't think are intended to be part of the distribution.
I took a quick look at the folder structure and put together this .npmignore file, but I would appreciate it if someone more familiar with the project can double check that I didn't leave out anything that actually does need to be in the package.
https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/developers#keeping-files-out-of-your-package