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Is it squint or eucalypt that made these size changes? 13kb sounds not too crazy to me though, reagami is 5-6kb and has only the vdom + some rendering hooks, reagent is much more than that

It's Eucalypt. When I use latest squint on main it's still 9kb. There's a specific change that has better support for Reagent forms (don't remember exactly what but I stepped through to figure it out) and that swelled the size.

Is that change something that could be optional or is it integrated with the rest

Hm good question. I'm not sure about taking that route though as the whole point is to be Reagent compatible.

I think it's fine then. reagent compatible

If somebody doesn't want to be Reagent compatible then you have already provided some great small, fast options.

exactly

you're 13% of the original: https://github.com/borkdude/reagami#benchmarks

What I'll probably do is keep pushing forward and fix a few more Reagent things and then 1. try to find some size optimizations 2. do some larger re-architecting work to see if i can squeeze it smaller.

Wow, 100kb - I forgot how much room there is.

maybe also do some perf benchmarks like I did with reagami

Maybe I'll try to add Eucalypt to the Reagami benchmarks.

sure

I also mentioned eucalypt in my reagami talk, let me see if I can find the clip

https://x.com/magnus_sedlacek/status/2099391543912157617

I mean for your 15kb JS game, reagami probably suffices and you have ~10kb room for your own game

or sorry, 13kb

Yeah it was 13kb so I'm over now if we want to include a game too. My goals have shifted a bit though and I'd ultimately like to have a library I can use in Squint or Scittle without so much overhead. I still need to keep it very small though to make it worthwhile.

for sure

FWIW reagami is one file which loads fine from source in scittle raw from github :)

Oh wow that's cool. I must re-visit it.

I should try running the Eucalypt test suite through Reagami just to see how much is supported.

yeah, or to find bugs in reagami for that part that is supposed to be supported, also great