![]() JavaScript Bundles We use our own advanced JS bundling to provide automatic and efficient Javascript bundling.Defer parsing of JavaScript Enable the Move to Bottom option for JS to fix the GTMetrix recommendation for defering JavaScript.Merge Your external files can be merged into a single file to reduce the number of separate connections.This includes external files as well as inline content. Minify Your content will be automatically minified.Make sure you change the config below accordingly. There are three directories: M231, M232 and M233. Just make sure you take the right version. We assume you have installed cweagans/composer-patches as described above, so you can add these patches right after the mixins patch in your composer.json file. We made these patches available for Magento 2.3.1, 2.3.2 and 2.3.3: You are welcome to go into that commit and download the individual 14 files and overwrite them in your custom module or override them in your theme, but we would advise to use composer instead. It currently looks like most of those changes are added to the 2.4-develop branch, so we’ll need to patch them in earlier versions. There are a few things that are misconfigured or incompatible with bundling in Magento core files that are fixed in this patch. ‘Fix missing shims and phtml files with mage-init directives’ patch ( <= 2.3.3 ) ![]() You should see some output about the modules being removed and added again. We’re adding more patches below but you can already test if this patch works by running: Then, add this to your composer.json file, right after ”extra: : We use the one from cweagans, even though we know there’s a new kid in town.Ĭomposer require cweagans/composer-patches The patch is tested with Magento version 2.3.1 to 2.3.4.įirst, install a composer patch module. You can download this file and put it in your Magento root directory: You use this composer patch our team at integer_net made available So you can either take this version of the file and put it into app/design/frontend/THEME_VENDOR/THEME_NAME/web/mage/requirejs/mixins.js: Well, thanks to Mateusz Krzeszowiak, there’s a fix for mixins with bundling: Yes, who would have thought it would take years for someone to find out that mixins actually don’t work when you use requireJS bundling? Update february 2020: since Magento 2.3.4 you only need the Mixins patch We use composer patches that basically first uninstall the existing core module and then re-installs it with the patches you’ve listed in your composer.json file. They might also end up in 2.3.4, but at least up to the current version – which is 2.3.3 – you’ll need these patches. These patches are derived from Github commits that are planned for Magento 2.4 and up. There’s a menu on the right top of the audit result (three vertical dots) that let you save the results.īefore you continue using any of the bundling methods we’ll discuss, you first need to get some files patched. ![]() It helps to save the audit results to PDF or HTML and put them somewhere in a folder so that you have the full reports for reference later on. Run the Lighthouse Performance Audits from Chrome inspector and see what results you get. This should be enough to get you a decent score without using bundling. If you want them stored in your database, remove –lock-config from the end of the lines.īin/magento config:set dev/css/minify_files 1 -lock-configĭisable bundling and enable JavaScript minification.Īgain, remove -lock-config if you want it saved in db instead of app/etc/config.phpīin/magento config:set dev/js/enable_js_bundling 0 -lock-configīin/magento config:set dev/js/merge_files 0 -lock-configīin/magento config:set dev/js/minify_files 1 -lock-config We usually save these configurations in app/etc/config.php.
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