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Pundle is a next generation module bundler. It's written with extensibility and performance in mind.

Getting Started

Pundle is still in beta but it's pretty stable. Here's how you can try it today!

For Yarn users

# For a react app with babel + hmr preconfigured
yarn create pundle-react-app my-app
# For a JS app with babel preconfigured
yarn create pundle-babel-app my-app
# For a pure bare bones app
yarn create pundle-app my-app

If you have Node v8+

# For a react app with babel + hmr preconfigured
npm init pundle-react-app my-app
# For a JS app with babel preconfigured
npm init pundle-babel-app my-app
# For a pure bare bones app
npm init pundle-app my-app

Top Priority

Note to self

Post-initial demo goals