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Package laravel-mix-preloader
Short Description Add preload and prefetch links based your Mix manifest and additional config. Based on spatie/laravel-mix-preload
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/mkinyua53/laravel-mix-preload
Informations about the package laravel-mix-preloader
Add preload and prefetch links based your Mix manifest
This package exposes a @preload
Blade directive that renders preload and prefetch links based on the contents in mix-manifest.json
. Declaring what should be preloaded or prefetched is simple, just make sure preload
or prefetch
is part of the chunk name.
If this is your mix manifest:
The following links will be rendered:
Not sure what this is about? Read Addy Osmani's article Preload, Prefetch And Priorities in Chrome.
In addition to the above, you should set your config values appropriately to add or remove more assets from preload/prefetch
Support
Installation
You can install the package via composer:
Publish the config
Usage
Add a @preload
directive to your applications layout file(s).
You can determine which scripts need to be preloaded or prefetched by making sure preload
or prefetch
is part of their file names. You can set the file name by creating a new entry in Mix, or by using dynamic imports.
Adding a second entry
By default, Laravel sets up Mix with a single app.js
entry. If you have another script outside of app.js
that you want to have preloaded, make sure preload
is part of the entry name.
If you want to prefetch the script instead, make sure prefetch
is part of the entry name.
Using dynamic imports with custom chunk names
If you want to preload a chunk of your application scripts, make sure preload
is part of the chunk name. You can use Webpack's magic webpackChunkName
comment to set the module's chunk name.
The same applies to prefetching.
Testing
Credits
- Sebastian De Deyne
- All Contributors
License
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.