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Summary: When starting to use `metro-bundler` as a standalone server, I found quite complicated the fact that it needs a transformer by default. Moreover, the transformer is not passed as a reference to a JS object, but as a path to a required file. I removed the need to be required, and defaulted to a dummy, basic transform, that does nothing by default. This avoids having to create an extra file and linking to it (potentially needing to involve `path` and other extra modules). Reviewed By: cpojer Differential Revision: D5622906 fbshipit-source-id: 0c2b1bec86fa542b3c05de42c89d4b5bb4384b34 |
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README.md
metro-bundler
🚇 The JavaScript bundler for React Native.
- 🚅 Fast: We aim for sub-second reload cycles, fast startup and quick bundling speeds.
- ⚖️ Scalable: Works with thousands of modules in a single application.
- ⚛️ Integrated: Supports every React Native project out of the box.
This project was previously part of the react-native repository. In this smaller repository it is easier for the team working on Metro Bundler to respond to both issues and pull requests. See react-native#13976 for the initial announcement.