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index.js

		const curry = require("lodash.curry");
		const flow = require("lodash.flow");

		const addBundleVisualizer = () => config => {
		const addBundleVisualizer = (options = {}) => config => {
		const BundleAnalyzerPlugin = require("webpack-bundle-analyzer").BundleAnalyzerPlugin;

		config.plugins.push(
		new BundleAnalyzerPlugin({
		analyzerMode: "static",
		reportFilename: "report.html"
		})
		new BundleAnalyzerPlugin(
		Object.assign(
		{
		analyzerMode: "static",
		reportFilename: "report.html"
		},
		options
		)
		)
		);
		@@ -58,9 +63,3 @@ return config;

		const override = (...pipeline) => (config, env) =>
		flow(
		...pipeline.map(f => {
		const curried = curry(f, 2);
		return curried(curry.placeholder, env);
		})
		)(config);
		const override = (...plugins) => config => flow(...plugins.map(f => f \|\| (a => a)))(config);

		@@ -67,0 +66,0 @@ module.exports = {

package.json

readme.md

		@@ -5,2 +5,8 @@ # customize-cra

		---

		To be clear, you need to use this project with `react-app-rewired`; be sure to read their docs if you never have. The code in this project, documented below, is designed to work inside of `react-app-rewired`'s `config-overrides.js` file.

		---

		To start, this project will export methods I need for what I'm using CRA for, but PRs will of course be welcome.
		@@ -39,6 +45,15 @@

		### addBundleVisualizer()
		### addBundleVisualizer(options)

		Adds the bundle visualizer plugin to your webpack config. Be sure to have `webpack-bundle-analyzer` installed.
		Adds the bundle visualizer plugin to your webpack config. Be sure to have `webpack-bundle-analyzer` installed. By default, the options passed to the plugin will be

		```js
		{
		analyzerMode: "static",
		reportFilename: "report.html"
		}
		```

		which can be overridden with the (optional) options argument.

		## Using the plugins
		@@ -45,0 +60,0 @@

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