fix: trim runtime dependencies (#36) - #42
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ts-proto is a build-time protoc plugin, but it was declared as a runtime dependency, so it shipped into every function image along with ts-poet and dprint-node — a 24MB native binary that does not compress away. The generated wire code imports @bufbuild/protobuf, which was never declared; it resolved only because ts-proto depends on it. Declare it first, then move ts-proto to devDependencies, so the runtime tree is never broken in between. google-protobuf, @types/google-protobuf and @grpc/proto-loader are not imported anywhere. The first two are leftovers from the pre-ts-proto --ts_out path, whose commented-out invocation is also removed here. @grpc/grpc-js declares proto-loader itself, so dropping it changes nothing on disk. Production dependency tree: 70MB -> 44MB. Signed-off-by: Steven Borrelli <steve@borrelli.org>
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Reduce SDK size by removing build dependencies.
ts-proto is a build-time protoc plugin, but it was declared as a runtime dependency, so it shipped into every function image along with ts-poet and dprint-node - a 24MB native binary that does not compress away.
The generated wire code imports @bufbuild/protobuf, which was never declared; it resolved only because ts-proto depends on it. Declare it first, then move ts-proto to devDependencies, so the runtime tree is never broken in between.
google-protobuf, @types/google-protobuf and @grpc/proto-loader are not imported anywhere. The first two are leftovers from the pre-ts-proto --ts_out path, whose commented-out invocation is also removed here. @grpc/grpc-js declares proto-loader itself, so dropping it changes nothing on disk.
Production dependency tree: 70MB -> 44MB.
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