Elian Doran 4892428574 perf(server): bundle to ESM with code splitting ... The desktop main process moved to ESM with code splitting a while ago; the server stayed on a single 13.6 MB CJS bundle, which V8 parsed in full at every boot. That also made the backend lazy-loading pattern a no-op here: a dynamic import() only moved code around inside one file that was loaded anyway. Build src/main.ts with { format: "esm" }, and rename the entry everywhere that launches it: the two Docker entrypoint scripts (all five Dockerfiles go through them), the trilium.sh written into the Linux tarball, start-prod-no-dir (also the Playwright webServer), the sync e2e harness, and the Nix wrapper. The image worker stays CJS -- the pool spawns it by its .cjs path. Measured on a demo-sized document, old and new bundles built from the same source and benchmarked interleaved with a pristine data dir per boot (n=6): loaded at startup 13.56 MB (1 file) -> 6.64 MB (98 of 313 files) spawn -> first response 439 ms -> 328 ms heap used after GC 56.9 MB -> 32.4 MB RSS improved too but was too noisy on the test machine to quote. The largest chunks that no longer load at boot are pdfjs (1.61 MB), the Anthropic agent SDK (1.35 MB), express-openid-connect, undici and the share theme. flake.nix also pointed the desktop wrapper at main.cjs, left behind by the desktop ESM migration; it would have failed to launch. Fixed alongside, with the stale main.cjs mentions in nearby comments. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>		2026-08-25 11:00:55 +03:00
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sync-instance.ts	perf(server): bundle to ESM with code splitting	2026-08-25 11:00:55 +03:00
sync.spec.ts	perf(server): bundle to ESM with code splitting	2026-08-25 11:00:55 +03:00