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The documentation about babelHelpers says to use 'runtime' for libraries - but what I'm missing to understand here is what the difference between "runtime" and "bundled" are and why the first one is recommended for libraries?
My assumptions are that "runtime" is great for libraries in a Node environment. However, what about libraries (e.g. react component library) that can be included directly in a browser? Wouldn't it make more sense here to use bundled then?
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Documentation Is:
https://github.com/rollup/plugins/tree/master/packages/babel#babelhelpers
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The documentation about
babelHelpers
says to use 'runtime' for libraries - but what I'm missing to understand here is what the difference between "runtime" and "bundled" are and why the first one is recommended for libraries?My assumptions are that "runtime" is great for libraries in a Node environment. However, what about libraries (e.g. react component library) that can be included directly in a browser? Wouldn't it make more sense here to use bundled then?
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