Polyfill-service: Where is the polyfill bundle for each browser

[drnkwati]

Where is the compiled distribution for each browser?
At least we should have a compiled dist to choose from

[JakeChampion]

It is compiled on the fly based upon the polyfills you are requesting and which ones the users' browser actually require.

There is not way we can compile a list for this, as there are too many combinations to go through.

[drnkwati]

I was expecting atleast those listed on the table here
https://polyfill.io/v2/docs/features/
Bundle sizes have been stated.
We need those compiled atleast most developers polyfill due to ie issues
Thanks

[JakeChampion]

We could calculate the size of the default bundle for the browsers listed on the features page, that is a nice idea :-)

[triblondon]

We do that already in the bundle sizes section
On Fri, 26 May 2017 at 06:48, Jake Champion [e-mail]
wrote:

We could calculate the size of the default bundle for the browsers listed
on the features page, that is a nice idea :-)

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[drnkwati]

So were is the build. I don't see download link to any of the minified or zipped files

[JakeChampion]

What do you mean @drnkwati, I don't understand.

Here is the minified default bundle for IE 10 -- https://cdn.polyfill.io/v2/polyfill.min.js?ua=ie/10

[drnkwati]

Were are the links to those files. Or should we be searching on cdn.
Please just bundle a build or dist and place those links in this repository for easy accessibility.

[JakeChampion]

I don't quite understand what you are wanting to achieve, could you please elaborate?

[drnkwati]

I don't want to depend on the cdn. I want an ie8 minified to bundle with my project
I want the app to be self contained with all required files.

[triblondon]

@drnkwati it sounds like you should probably find a different solution. Good luck!

[skitterm]

Not sure if this is exactly what @drnkwati was wanting, but I'd love to have a downloadable, minified JS file with just the polyfills I need. This would assume I have a static list of polyfills I want, maybe the UI on the site would literally be a series of checkboxes for each of the polyfillable features (like Array.prototype.map) and clicking "download" would generate a .js file with just the checked polyfills (and each polyfill's license!) that I could self-host. Much like what jQuery UI does: http://jqueryui.com/download/

This would be excellent in settings where pinging an external CDN isn't possible (offline or intranet situations).

Realize that that only works for a static list of polyfills that are known ahead of time, but I'd find that useful.

[drnkwati]

That will be cool.

[RiZKiT]

You mean this? https://polyfill.io/v3/url-builder/

Creating it in a build process can be achived with: https://github.com/Financial-Times/polyfill-library

[drnkwati]

thank you very very much.