ember-cli-bundle-analyzer
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An Ember CLI addon to analyze the size and contents of your app's bundled output, using an interactive zoomable treemap.
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It uses broccoli-concat-analyser under the hood, which in turn was inspired by webpack-bundle-analyzer, and wraps it in Ember CLI addon to make it easy to use.
ember install ember-cli-bundle-analyzer
After you have started your development server using ember serve, this addon adds a custom middleware listening to
/_analyze. So just open http://localhost:4200/_analyze in your web browser to access the analyzer output.
While it processes the data, which can take a while due to live minification and compression of all involved modules, a loading screen is displayed. After processing has finished you should see the final output.
Live reloading is supported, so whenever you change a project file the output will be re-computed and updated.
You can customize the precessing by setting any of the following options into the 'bundle-analyzer' key of your
ember-cli-build.js:
ignoreTestFiles (boolean): by default it will exclude all test files from the output. Set this to false to include
them.
ignore (string | string[]): add files to ignore. Glob patterns are supported, e.g. *-fastboot.js.
FAQs
Analyze the size and contents of your Ember app's bundles
We found that ember-cli-bundle-analyzer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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