I would also check out es-dev-server[1] from the open-wc.org project. It's basically just a static file server that can automatically rewrite bare module speci

I would also check out es-dev-server[1] from the open-wc.org project. It's basically just a static file server that can automatically rewrite bare module specifiers using Node module resolution. It's the minimal transform you can apply to npm-installed JS modules that import dependencies via package name. Yes, you get a waterfall of loads during development, but I haven't had this slow things down in practice, and once you get to development you can use Rollup to bundle modules, but unlike Webpack, it can bundle to standard module output. [1]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/es-dev-server https://www.npmjs.com/package/es-dev-server