dce-edge

Document edge-safe require() patterns and runtime guardrails for edge deployments.

Updated Mar 29, 2026
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This guide helps developers write DCE-safe require() patterns and manage edge runtime constraints to ensure edge deployments are reliable.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Clear rules for conditional require() usage to enable webpack dead-code elimination.
  • TypeScript definite assignment patterns that work with edge builds.
  • Guidance on handling NEXT_RUNTIME vs real feature flags and forcing edge-safe behavior in define-env.ts.

Quick Start

Follow the steps to apply edge-safe patterns by updating define-env.ts and related entry points for edge compatibility.

Frequently Asked Questions about dce-edge

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is edge-safe require and why do I need it for webpack builds?

Edge-safe require uses conditional branching patterns to enable webpack dead-code elimination, ensuring only edge-compatible code is bundled for reliable edge runtime deployments.

How do I configure define-env.ts for edge runtime compatibility?

Update define-env.ts to force edge-safe behavior by managing NEXT_RUNTIME versus real feature flags, ensuring edge-friendly conditional logic executes correctly during edge builds.

Does TypeScript definite assignment work with edge builds?

Yes, TypeScript definite assignment patterns are supported for edge builds, providing type safety while maintaining compatibility with edge runtime constraints and webpack bundling.

How do I use conditional require to prevent edge runtime errors?

Implement conditional require branching to isolate non-edge-compatible modules, allowing webpack to eliminate dead code paths and preventing runtime errors during edge deployment execution.

Why does my Next.js edge build fail with dynamic require statements?

Dynamic require statements break edge builds because webpack cannot perform dead-code elimination on ambiguous branches, requiring explicit conditional require patterns to isolate edge-unsafe dependencies.

Can I force edge-friendly behavior when NEXT_RUNTIME differs from feature flags?

Yes, you can force edge-friendly behavior in define-env.ts by overriding feature flag evaluations based on NEXT_RUNTIME, ensuring consistent edge-safe code execution regardless of flag states.