The output of the external index file should be loaded before the CLJS output. The emitted index file contains a bit of glue code so that the CLJS output can access the JS dependencies. Only collects JS requires and emits an index file (configured via :external-index 'foo/bar.js') that is meant to be processed by any other JS build tool and will actually provide the JS dependencies. They will also be processed via :advanced compilation. Resolves similarly to :shadow but attempts to process all included files via the Closure Compiler CommonJS/ES6 rewrite facilities. node_modules sources do not go through :advanced compilation. It is the default for the :browser target. Resolves the JS via node_modules and includes a minified version of each referenced file in the build. Future Forge versions will also include -forge in the mod file name. (Also note that the 1.13.2 versions ONLY work on MC 1.13.2, and NOT on the earlier 1.13 versions) For MC 1.14.x there are currently versions for the Fabric mod loader, those versions have -fabric in their filename. Those versions have -rift in their filename. The included JS is not processed in any way. For MC 1.13.2 there are versions for the Rift mod loader. It is the default for all node.js targets since it can resolve require natively at runtime. Maps directly to the JS require('thing') function call. Import defaultExport, * as name from 'module-name' :warnings as a map of from 'module-name' :rename-prefix and :rename-prefix-namespace

:checked-arrays (Boolean), defaults to false :source-map-detail-level :all or :symbols ( :symbols reduces overall size a bit but also a bit less accurate) :source-map-include-sources-content (Boolean) defaults to true and decides whether source maps should contains their sources in the. :source-map (Boolean) defaults to true during development, false for release. This is very useful when running into problem with release builds You can use shadow-cljs release app -debug to enable both temporarily without touching your config. :pretty-print and :pseudo-names default to false. :elide-asserts (Boolean) default to false in development and true in release builds :fn-invoke-direct (Boolean) defaults to false

:infer-externs :all, :auto, true or false, defaults to true

:none is the default for development and cannot be set manually. :optimizations supports :advanced, :simple or :whitespace, defaults to :advanced. Targeting Tests to Karma for Continuous Integration Embedding in the JS Ecosystem - The :npm-module Target

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