Tree shaking and barrel file from libraries

[MLiapkalo]

To start with, here's a minimal repo where you can see the behaviour I'm going to describe: repo
And here's the nx graph of workspace from repo:

My question is how can I perform tree shaking on barrel files from data-access libraries? Running webpack-bundle-analyzer(run nx analyze host inside the workspace from provided repo) shows that everything from data-access ends up in initial bundle(or am I misinterpreting the results?). I understand that barrel files from data-access libraries re-export every module the lib has, but I was expecting tree shaking come into action.

Output of nx analyze host:

Both books-data-access and users-data-access libraries have sideEffects: false in their package.json files and I use only a single module from each data-access lib inside host.

[pumano]

bro for proper tree-shaking you need to use named export export { something } from 'something'; , no namespace export via export * from 'something'; and you should see proper tree-shaking.

[MLiapkalo]

Hi, @pumano . I've tested your suggestion. Using named exports yields the same result as namespace export does.

[pumano]

It's only exported, but not imported somwhere?

[MLiapkalo]

only a couple of re-exported modules is used, others have no usages but still make it to the intial bundle

export { UsersApiService } from './lib/users-api.service'; // USED
export { UsersApiConfiguration } from './lib/users-api-configuration'; // USED
export { User } from './lib/models/user'; // unused
export { apiV1UsersIdPut } from './lib/fn/users/api-v-1-users-id-put' // unused
export { apiV1UsersPost } from './lib/fn/users/api-v-1-users-post' // unused
export { apiV1UsersIdGet } from './lib/fn/users/api-v-1-users-id-get' // unused
export { apiV1UsersIdDelete } from './lib/fn/users/api-v-1-users-id-delete' // unused
export { apiV1UsersGet$JsonV10 } from './lib/fn/users/api-v-1-users-get-json-v-10' // USED
export { apiV1UsersGet$PlainV10 } from './lib/fn/users/api-v-1-users-get-plain-v-10' // unused

And this is the output of bundle analyzer: