@statoscope/webpack-model

What is @statoscope/webpack-model?

@statoscope/webpack-model is a tool designed to help developers analyze and understand their Webpack bundle. It provides a model for Webpack stats that can be used to extract insights, generate reports, and optimize the bundle.

What are @statoscope/webpack-model's main functionalities?

Load Webpack Stats

This feature allows you to load Webpack stats from a JSON file. The `readStats` function reads the stats file and returns a JavaScript object representing the stats.

const { readStats } = require('@statoscope/webpack-model');
const stats = readStats('path/to/webpack-stats.json');
console.log(stats);

Generate Reports

This feature allows you to generate a report from the Webpack stats. The `generateReport` function takes the stats object and returns a detailed report that can be used to analyze the bundle.

const { generateReport } = require('@statoscope/webpack-model');
const stats = readStats('path/to/webpack-stats.json');
const report = generateReport(stats);
console.log(report);

Compare Stats

This feature allows you to compare two sets of Webpack stats. The `compareStats` function takes two stats objects and returns a comparison report highlighting the differences between the two bundles.

const { compareStats } = require('@statoscope/webpack-model');
const stats1 = readStats('path/to/webpack-stats-1.json');
const stats2 = readStats('path/to/webpack-stats-2.json');
const comparison = compareStats(stats1, stats2);
console.log(comparison);

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README

Statoscope webpack model

This package contains helpers to process webpack stats.

Changelog

5.4.1 (03 July 2021)

Fixes

• [webpack-model] stats extensions now works for child compilations