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Module-bundler projects on GitHub

Bundling JavaScript modules and assets for production delivery.

As of , the most-starred Module-bundler projects on GitHub are webpack (66K stars), parcel (44K stars) and qiankun (16.7K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 7 Module-bundler repositories with 177.2K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 16 was webpack, with +3 stars in a day.

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7 projects · by stars

  1. #1 · webpack/webpack

    webpack

    Webpack is a module bundler for JavaScript and friends: it packs many modules (JS, CSS, images, JSON, and more) into a few bundled assets for use in the browser.

    66K
  2. #2 · parcel-bundler/parcel

    parcel

    Parcel is a zero-configuration build tool for the web: it bundles and compiles JavaScript, CSS, HTML and other assets into optimized output without requiring a config file to get started.

    44K
  3. #3 · umijs/qiankun

    qiankun

    Qiankun is a JavaScript framework for building micro-frontend applications, letting independently built and deployed apps (React, Vue, or anything else) run together inside one host page.

    16.7K
  1. 4

    browserify

    14.7Kbrowserify/browserify · JavaScript

    Browserify lets you use Node-style require() to organize browser-side JavaScript, bundling your code and its npm dependencies into a single file you can serve to the browser.

  2. 5

    rspack

    12.9Kweb-infra-dev/rspack · Rust

    Rspack is a fast Rust-based bundler for the web that modernizes the webpack API so it can act as a near drop-in replacement for webpack while building much faster.

  3. 6

    requirejs

    12.9Krequirejs/requirejs · JavaScript

    RequireJS is a file and module loader for JavaScript, optimized for use in the browser (including Web Workers) but also usable in environments like Rhino and Node.

  4. 7

    webpack-howto

    10Kpetehunt/webpack-howto · JavaScript

    A cookbook-style guide explaining how to get practical things done with webpack, based on what Instagram actually used, meant as an alternative starting point to the official docs.

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