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Update examples/many-pages/README.md
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This example illustrates webpack's algorithm for automatic deduplication using `optimization.splitChunks`.
This example application contains 7 pages, each of them importing 1-3 modules from the `node_modules` folder (vendor libs) and 0-3 modules from the `stuff` folder (application modules). In reallity an application is probably more complex, but the same mechanisms apply.
This example application contains 7 pages, each importing 1-3 modules from the `node_modules` folder (vendor libs) and 0-3 modules from the `stuff` folder (application modules). In reality an application is probably more complex, but the same mechanisms apply.
The following configuration is used:
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# Interpreting the result
- `pageA.js` the normal output files for the entrypoint `pageA`
- `vendors~pageD~pageE~pageF~pageG.js` vendor libs shared by these pages extracted into a separate output file when larger then the threshold in size
- `vendors~pageD~pageE~pageF~pageG.js` vendor libs shared by these pages extracted into a separate output file when larger than the threshold in size
- `vendors~pageA.js` vendors only used by a single page but larger than the threshold in size
- `pageA~pageD~pageF.js` application modules shared by these pages and larger than the threshold in size

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This example illustrates webpack's algorithm for automatic deduplication using `optimization.splitChunks`.
This example application contains 7 pages, each of them importing 1-3 modules from the `node_modules` folder (vendor libs) and 0-3 modules from the `stuff` folder (application modules). In reallity an application is probably more complex, but the same mechanisms apply.
This example application contains 7 pages, each importing 1-3 modules from the `node_modules` folder (vendor libs) and 0-3 modules from the `stuff` folder (application modules). In reality an application is probably more complex, but the same mechanisms apply.
The following configuration is used:
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# Interpreting the result
- `pageA.js` the normal output files for the entrypoint `pageA`
- `vendors~pageD~pageE~pageF~pageG.js` vendor libs shared by these pages extracted into a separate output file when larger then the threshold in size
- `vendors~pageD~pageE~pageF~pageG.js` vendor libs shared by these pages extracted into a separate output file when larger than the threshold in size
- `vendors~pageA.js` vendors only used by a single page but larger than the threshold in size
- `pageA~pageD~pageF.js` application modules shared by these pages and larger than the threshold in size