Hi,
I've been using this lib with great success on AWS lambda.
My main issue is the generated package size which is quite important for a lambda function (faster code uploads + faster js parsing = less money spent)
With a webpack builder and a default config, a simple lambda that only jwt.verify some token comes at a whopping 741.64 Kb
- 113.93 Kb of Joi
- 62.78 Kb of isemail (dependency of joi ?)
- 455.55 Kb of moment (definitely a dependency of Joi)
- other small stuff
As I don't care about moment locales, I removed them with new webpack.IgnorePlugin(/^\.\/locale$/, /moment$/).
The final jsonwebtoken package size is 412.01 Kb
- 113.93 Kb of Joi
- 62.78 Kb of isemail (dependency of joi ?)
- 221.42Kb of moment (definitely a dependency of joi)
- other small stuff
I do not know much about this project but it doesn't seem to need the full power of joi and moment. Joi is only used in sign.js and you could gain a lot by just getting rid of joi altogether.
That being said, it's just a suggestion because anyone could exclude unwanted dependencies with webpack, but it's a nice default to have.
Hi,
I've been using this lib with great success on AWS lambda.
My main issue is the generated package size which is quite important for a lambda function (faster code uploads + faster js parsing = less money spent)
With a webpack builder and a default config, a simple lambda that only jwt.verify some token comes at a whopping 741.64 Kb
As I don't care about moment locales, I removed them with
new webpack.IgnorePlugin(/^\.\/locale$/, /moment$/).The final jsonwebtoken package size is 412.01 Kb
I do not know much about this project but it doesn't seem to need the full power of joi and moment. Joi is only used in sign.js and you could gain a lot by just getting rid of joi altogether.
That being said, it's just a suggestion because anyone could exclude unwanted dependencies with webpack, but it's a nice default to have.