middleware file too heavy

[mortal spoke]

The error that stops my deployment says src/middleware is 3.08MB but your current plan allows a maximum file size of 1MB All I have is this code. I have no error in development but when I push to prduction I get this error.

Middleware’s file: https://sourceb.in/RoeRxYEDL9
getUser function: https://sourceb.in/hkg4tnP26A

[waxen mica]

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[pure creek]

What happens if you just define the getUser function inside the middleware

[mortal spoke]

I don’t know. I can try but is it because it’s in a separate file?

[pure creek]

I'm just throwing out ideas for troubleshooting to narrow things down

Maybe it's because it's in the separate file but it should be smart enough to split things out for you. Maybe it's whatever your "constants" variable is

[sly mountain]

The only thing you aren't really showing is what is in ./utils/api. Although it should be code split, you are using file-scoped variables from within the getUser function which could confuse things

for example, 'constants' could be coming with a lot of other baggage

[mortal spoke]

Oh this could happen it is a large file including a bunch of icons texts and states

[mortal spoke]

Right thx let me try and make the constants file smaller I’ll let y’all know

[sly mountain]

so, another easier idea might be to export the strings directly instead of wrapped in an object

like export const api_endpoint = "hello world"

[mortal spoke]

So instead of one big object a bunch of small arrays, objects, and strings? Would that help if it’s all still in one file?

[sly mountain]

yes, that would be easy for code splitting to deal with

and you could actually use a synthetic import to get a similar effect if you moved everything to separate exports.

In /utils/api

export const api_route="test"
export const key="secret"