Question: Populating the streamline cache with _node -c / detecting existing already-transpiled code during require()

[Maciek416]

Some questions about transpilation and caching:

Given both of the following cases:

• require("xyz/abc._js")
• require("xyz/abc")

Does streamline first check to see if a transpiled version, i.e. xyz/abc.js, already exists before attempting to load or transpile the ._js version? In other words, does running through the _node -c <filename> for every file in my codebase effectively "warm up the streamline cache"?

Alternatively, is there a way to "warm up" streamline's own transpilation cache using _node -c or a similar process?