* Fix CSS Ordering
This fixes CSS ordering between development and production.
Before this change, globally imported CSS would come _after_ `<style jsx global>` in development, but _before_ in production.
After this change, it'll always be applied before.
* Move to correct element
* Add tests
* Fix obnoxious indents
* Update test/integration/css/fixtures/with-styled-jsx/pages/index.js
Co-Authored-By: JJ Kasper <jj@jjsweb.site>
* Global CSS Support
* Fix webpack configuration
* oneOf rule isn't necessary yet
* Adjust CSS chunk naming
* Begin testing CSS behavior
* Add another test TODO
* Replace null-loader with ignore-loader
* Turn on chunks for new CSS feature
* Fix multi test suite
* Test CSS import order
* Test style HMR
* Test CSS compilation
* Test compilation and prefixing together
* Verify CSS styling works for Development and Production
* Add missing TODO
* Remove unnecessary test
* Adjust TODO message
* Hide page until React hydrates
* Revert "Hide page until React hydrates"
This reverts commit 898d4e0ee547b003d5790e2b11476740d645b907.
* Hide FOUC during development
* Test CSS imports
* Update tests TODO
* Add fixture for url() test
* Test `file-loader` support in CSS files
* Use a simple variant of cssnano
* Self-import
* Undo bundling
* Implement suggestion
* Match public files priority in dev
* Remove un-needed old public file handling
* Run public file priority test for non-dev also
* Make sure to enable publicDirectory
* Add checking for conflicting pages in dev and during build
* Add error for public dir middleware conflict
* Add err.sh for _next conflict
* Move up public dir conflict checking
* Only run _next conflict check in dev when path contains it
* Add progress for analyzing and auto-prerendering
* Add typing for tty-aware-progress and use stdout
* Add fancier spinners
* Update spinner and add handling for logs while spinning
* Remove un-needed types package
* Remove progress and combine analyzing/prerendering messages
* Add link to docs for prerender indicator and allow disabling
* Fix lint error from example
* Disable by default when electron is detected
* Add button to dismiss indicator for session
* Update disabling indicator in electron
* Ensure requests are resolved as directories
`resolveRequest` will strip down to baseDir if there's no trailing slash as it assumes you passed a file.
* Disable telemetry for PR Stats
This fully annotates our externals code to explain how it should be functioning. This will be useful as tests cases are made to ensure this is working correctly.
* Fail build on duplicate pages
This will fail the `next build` command when a duplicate page is found.
In development, we'll emit a warning instead of crashing the dev server.
* Add test for warning in development
* Only issue a warning
* Fix production test
* Fix development test
* Remove useless arg
* Warn in development, too
* TypeScript report on active pages only
The TypeScript integration needs to report on active pages only.
When inactive pages are reported, they block the compilation and prevent the user from fixing the error (because the file isn't watched).
We cannot add the file to the webpack watcher because the compilation has already been sealed.
* Remove TODO message
* Test that inactive pages are not type checked
* Uses the PnP API when available
* Moves the resolution into an helper
* Update packages/next/lib/resolve-request.ts
Co-Authored-By: Joe Haddad <joe.haddad@zeit.co>
* Apply Prettier
* Replace worker-farm with jest-worker
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-Authored-By: Joe Haddad <joe.haddad@zeit.co>
* Remove semaphores on top of jest-worker, unwind
terser worker, and remove extra error log
* Adjust lib chunk naming algorithm and prevent duplicate react-dom
* Remove alias for react-dom and update separator replacement logic
* Add comment to webpack-config
* Add integration test for react-dom duplication
* Switch to using hash for lib chunk names
* remove extra file from PR
* Remove another extraneous change
* Remove test based on lib chunk name
* Update index.test.js
* Tweak typescript test suite
* Revert "Tweak typescript test suite"
This reverts commit 9e0108da7c70e7ae45b412b60c07162383de65f3.
* Make sure HMR connection isn't being closed
while testing
* Update to not re-use NODE_ENV
* Break up/rework TypeScript test suite
* bump
* Adjust lib chunk naming algorithm and prevent duplicate react-dom
* Remove alias for react-dom and update separator replacement logic
* Add comment to webpack-config
* Add experimental optimizeLibraries flag, currently prunes Moment.js locales
* expose moment for use in assertion
* try with the same setup as the production integration test
* Apply optimiztaions in dev and on server so they're consistent.
* fix build (oh dear)
* Update index.test.js
* Rename flag to future.excludeDefaultMomentLocales
* Adjust impl
* Fix dynamic APIs with query params
If you define a dynamic API such as
```
pages/
api/
[id].js
```
This api becomes available at `/api/[id]`. If you send a request with
a query parameter the value of `req.query.id` will include the query
string as well as the path parameter.
E.g. the request to `/api/2?test=123` will result in `req.query`
being
```javascript
{
id: "2?test=123",
test: "123",
}
```
instead of
```javascript
{
id: "2",
test: "123",
}
```
* Fix url parse in serverless loader
* Add serverless test
* Add custom profiler / tracer
This captures both client/production builds and everything before and after is cpu profiled, which makes sure that the whole process instead of just webpack is included in the final report.
* Update tests
* Update profiling-plugin.js
* Rename profiling-plugin.js to profiling-plugin.ts
* Update profiling-plugin.ts
* Update and rename profiling-plugin.ts to profiling-plugin.js
* Update webpack-config.ts
* Update profiling-plugin.js
* Add types
* Add missing type
* Add back TypeScript linting
* Remove tracing-js
* Add transparent JSX optimization.
* fix duplicate React import
* fix React not being imported when only a single Fragment node is present in a source module
* remove babel-plugin-react-require
* Fix JSX optimization for CommonJS source files.