Use modular lodash package #913
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As of lodash 4.14.0, individual packages (e.g.
lodash.foreach) are zero-dependency modules (see the changelog), meaning that if you install several of them, they do not share any code.This completely negates (and actually worsens) the bundle size savings introduced in #864, since cheerio now depends on so many individual method packages. The solution is to use the modular version of lodash (installing lodash and importing from
lodash/methodrather than from thelodashmonolith) as mentioned here.