For packaging and deployment, you can look at gulp or grunt. Everything you can think of can be done (compression, obfuscation, version replacement, merging...)
To put it simply, no. You can develop a packaging tool yourself, I’m optimistic about you
Except for some that can be published as npm packages, when express applications are generally published, package.json is retained, node_modules is removed, and then packaged and given away.
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For packaging and deployment, you can look at gulp or grunt. Everything you can think of can be done (compression, obfuscation, version replacement, merging...)
To put it simply, no. You can develop a packaging tool yourself, I’m optimistic about you
Except for some that can be published as npm packages, when express applications are generally published, package.json is retained, node_modules is removed, and then packaged and given away.
You can try webpack, it can be used on both client and server, it is very powerful!
Package, ... drunk, please use tar -cvf yourapp