lazy.js | free JavaScript library for lazy loading resources | Frontend Framework library

I recently updated my project to webpack v5, but I can't get the watch option to work anymore. It is watching the files, and reacts when files change, but the output is never updated. Everything builds when I start the watch, but not when I make changes.

I'm using these versions:

I have mistakenly deleted the css,js files in ir_attachment model where res_model is "ir.ui.view".

Now when i load the server i see the below traceback error and complete UI styling gone.

I have a module system, which can be controlled via an admin UI, developers can enable or disable features and the task runner then takes care of preparing all UI assets into single files to load on the front-end.

With SASS, I can programmatically control the index.scss file to be compiled, meaning that this is simple enough - however, with JS I don't find the same option, yet.

The idea is to avoid any file duplication, manipulation or movement, to reduce complexity, avoid issues and also to speed up the task runner, which quickly gets bloated and slowed down.

As the process begins with a save routine, I can collect data about the current "active" modules and store this is any file format - json, csv, whatever - I would then like to load that config from the file in the Gruntfile - which might be continually watching ( in case it's a problem that config can only be loaded once? -- the data would need to be grabbed again fresh before each compilation ).

simple example:

*module.json

I couldn’t find, how I can make that Wildfire comments plugin was load lazy.

Solution must work for any static (HTML/CSS/JavaScript solely) site.

For preventing XY problem.

1. I place Wildfire comments to the end of my articles on my site. I want that Wildfire was load, when a visitor of my site read my articles to the end. No need to Wildfire to load immediately when the page loads.
2. Wildfire makes some requests that sometimes they can significantly slow down the page loading. It’s bad. For example, 53% of mobile website visitors will leave if a webpage doesn’t load within three seconds.

• Demo on Repl.it: sources/result

• index.html:

Has anyone experience this error with expo, when running react-native run-android?

I have managed to lazy load components, and I have managed to lazy load templates, but I have not managed to combine these two.

Here's how I lazy load a component: