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the invenio-previewer PR is not only necessary to fix bugs in the pdf viewer but also necessary because the current used version of pdfjs couldn't be build with rspack. Further upgrading to the newest version fixes the build error but doesn't produce a asset which works in the browser. (without testing i hope that this PR fixes both problems)
not yet a PR because it needs some discussion npm -> pnpm, webpack -> rspack
NOTE: pnpm install needs the --shamefully-hoist parameter otherwise the peer dependencies are not found by rspack
test out the configuration for invenio-cli assets watch
not yet tested
with_appcontext
most of the code copied over to the invenio-cli PR has been copied because of the with_appcontext problem. the code in the various packages are based on current_app which needs the app context. this has to be solved somehow to make the rewrite in invenio-cli possible
possible solutions (needs more thinking)
rename Webpack* classes to Asset* classes
move pynpm and pywebpack functionality to invenio-assets and rename the class to the problem they solve without the tool in its name. reason to move: the functionality is used exclusively there (to be proved)
add with_appcontext decorator to the invenio-cli assets build cli command to not have to refactor a lot of code
NOTE: replacing npm with pnpm is still a little bit difficult if pynpm should not be changed? the problem is the parameter --shamefully-hoist which is necessary that pnpm install works
big problem in my eyes at the moment
flask has to be installed by invenio-cli which is not the case at the moment!
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For the PDF.js upgrade in Invenio-Previewer, there's a handful of pull requests that implement @ntarocco 's feedback on the original PDF.js upgrade PR:
Upgrade to PDF.js v4 invenio-previewer#211 – the core PR, utilizing the above PRs to copy pre-built pdfjs-dist assets to the static directory, avoiding the requirement to build from source as well as to vendor the assets
Motivation
Improve the time a
invenio-cli assets build
needs to build the assets.Summary
create_cli
app as small as possible to load as fast as possiblewebpack
torspack
to improve assets build time from around >50sec to <10secnpm
topnpm
to improve installation time from >60sec to <11secPR's
open problems
pdfjs
the invenio-previewer PR is not only necessary to fix bugs in the pdf viewer but also necessary because the current used version of pdfjs couldn't be build with rspack. Further upgrading to the newest version fixes the build error but doesn't produce a asset which works in the browser. (without testing i hope that this PR fixes both problems)
not yet a PR because it needs some discussion npm -> pnpm, webpack -> rspack
how could we move from npm to pnpm? https://github.com/inveniosoftware/pynpm/blob/1d16a60df39ca5ba23feeca9e3142be35cf69c92/pynpm/package.py#L31 chaning the default value for
npm_bin
seems the easiest solution but could irritate users of that package. the only other option is to give it to the construction: https://github.com/inveniosoftware/pywebpack/blob/fcb464a46bb88cbb7731689e9869354536fe4df8/pywebpack/project.py#L48 which is also not that easy, because we are in the webpack configuration, but we are moving from webpack to rspack. so should we only change from webpack to rspack and keep the whole pywebpack package, or should we implement that completely new to have the wording correct?NOTE: pnpm install needs the
--shamefully-hoist
parameter otherwise the peer dependencies are not found by rspacktest out the configuration for
invenio-cli assets watch
not yet tested
with_appcontext
most of the code copied over to the invenio-cli PR has been copied because of the
with_appcontext
problem. the code in the various packages are based oncurrent_app
which needs the app context. this has to be solved somehow to make the rewrite ininvenio-cli
possiblepossible solutions (needs more thinking)
rename Webpack* classes to Asset* classes
move pynpm and pywebpack functionality to invenio-assets and rename the class to the problem they solve without the tool in its name. reason to move: the functionality is used exclusively there (to be proved)
add with_appcontext decorator to the invenio-cli assets build cli command to not have to refactor a lot of code
NOTE: replacing npm with pnpm is still a little bit difficult if pynpm should not be changed? the problem is the parameter
--shamefully-hoist
which is necessary that pnpm install worksbig problem in my eyes at the moment
flask has to be installed by invenio-cli which is not the case at the moment!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: