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Something similar to @next/bundle-analyzer enabled flag.
For Nextjs, I imagine it would look something like this:
const envyConfig = { serviceName: 'next-app', enabled: process.env.ENVY === 'true' };
Currently I'm doing something like this to avoid my logs to be filled with an infinite stream of envy errors if the webui is not running alongside:
module.exports = process.env.ENVY === 'true' ? withEnvy(nextConfig, envyConfig) : nextConfig;
and my script to run dev wtih envy looks like this:
"dev": "next dev", "dev:envy": "npx concurrently \"npx @envyjs/webui\" \"ENVY=true npm run dev\"",
Or is there another recommended approach to this?
Awesome project btw!
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Something similar to @next/bundle-analyzer enabled flag.
For Nextjs, I imagine it would look something like this:
Currently I'm doing something like this to avoid my logs to be filled with an infinite stream of envy errors if the webui is not running alongside:
and my script to run dev wtih envy looks like this:
Or is there another recommended approach to this?
Awesome project btw!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: