Allows preload to be determined by provided entry_point#253
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hi, any updates on this? :) |
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@jan-bw none from me. Not sure how to get maintainer eyes on this, but I do know there are maintainer eyes on a different approach to the same issue in a different pull request, so they may go with that one instead of this one. |
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Hey man, any updates? would be fine to merge this PR! |
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Nothing more to add from me @loqimean ! |
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Finally!!!))) 🎉 🎉 |
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As discussed in #240 (comment), this PR allows preload to accept 1+ strings representing entry_points instead of just a boolean for the value of a mapping's preload. That way you can forgo creating multiple importmaps and instead use an application-wide importmap and modify what is preloaded based on where you are.