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Analyze file sizes of rollup bundled imports
Rollup Analyzer gives you a quick look at what's taking up space in your bundle.
Adding as a plugin to your rollup config or build script will print a well formatted analysis to the console upon bundling.
If using Rollup's CLI to bundle with no additonal config, pass
-c node:rollup-analyzer-config
to print a well formatted analysis to your console.
Full analysis module, giving you access to the complete analysis object or well formatted analysis text for CI and build usage.
$ npm install --save-dev rollup-analyzer
const rollupAnalyzer = require('rollup-analyzer')({limit: 5})
rollup.rollup({/*...*/}).then((bundle) => {
// print console optimized analysis string
rollupAnalyzer.formatted(bundle).then(console.log).catch(console.error)
})
// Results in ...
/*
-----------------------------
Rollup File Analysis
-----------------------------
bundle size: 1.146 MB
-----------------------------
file: \node_modules\html5-history-api\history.js
size: 38.502 KB
percent: 3.36%
dependents: 1
- \app\modules\page.js
-----------------------------
file: \node_modules\pikaday\pikaday.js
size: 34.683 KB
percent: 3.03%
dependents: 1
- \app\helpers\transformer.js
...
*/
the default exported function is identical to init, and returns the same functions as export {init, formatted, analyze}. So, you can require('rollup-analyzer')
or require('rollup-analyzer')({limit: 5})
and use the same functions.
set options to use in analysis (this step is optional)
null
null
process.cwd()
returns Promise which resolves with well formatted analysis string (for CLI printing)
returns Promise which resolves with array of objects describing each imported file
returned array's child analysis objects have the following properties
MIT © Andrew Carpenter
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Analyze file sizes of rollup bundled imports
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