December #PnP #SPFx call #CLI exteranlize demo

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The document summarizes a new command for the @pnp/office365-cli package that helps externalize dependencies in SharePoint Framework (SPFx) projects. The command automates tasks like checking dependencies, ensuring CDN references match versions, testing module types, obtaining minified versions, and generating externals entries to externalize code dependencies. This helps optimize SPFx projects and reduce page load times by externalizing custom component code dependencies to avoid large bundle sizes. The summary demonstrates community collaboration to create a useful tool for SPFx developers.

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PnP Call December 2019
By: Vincent Biret

Passionate about technologies, development and community
Vincent Biret
@baywet
bit.ly/vince365
Microsoft Office Dev MVP
Azure and Office 365 developer @ 2toLead

The Problem
SharePoint Pages load a lot of things
Each additional SPFx component adds up
Optimizing is time consuming and difficult

The situation can quickly get out of control if you start adding a lot of customizations
A few examples
Vanilla SharePoint Communication page
SharePoint +
3 header extensions
1 footer extension
2 custom webparts

The goal of the new command is to make externals implementation as fast and painless
as possible
What solutions?
Selective imports
Eg pnpjs V2
Ideal for tree shaking
Developers have to be disciplined or it translates in big refactoring
Async module loading + chunks
Requires advanced JS/TS knowledge
Involves refactoring + heavy testing
Externals
Long “trial and error” period to find proper module replacement and CDN ref
Works well if you’re doing global imports (no refactoring)

Externalizing an existing codebase with the Office 365 CLI
Demo

The new command saves you a lot of time by automating tidious and repetitive tasks
Things the command does for you
1. Checks all dependencies (package.json)
2. Ensures CDN references match version spec
3. Tests the module type (AMD/UMD/ES6/global vars…)
4. Tries to obtain the minified version
5. Checks that the file exists
6. Generates the externals entry for your configuration

This new command is a great demonstration of the community at work!
Thanks
Velin Georgiev
@VelinGeorgiev
Waldek Mastykarz
@waldekm

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Vincent Biret
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Developer, 2toLead
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