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analyze-cra-bundle

v0.0.5

Published

Analyzes your CRA build bundle stats

Downloads

7

Readme

analyze-cra-bundle

oclif Version Downloads/week License

Keep an eye on your Create React App bundle size 📦

Assess impact of new code/deps on the end-user initial bundle size and monitor it directly in your Pull Request changes via TravisCI. 🔎

It makes sure to track only CRA JS chunks present in index.html.

ℹ️ This package is in its early stages. More features on the way. Suggestions welcome!

Installation

$ yarn add --dev analyze-cra-bundle

Usage

$ analyze-cra-bundle

OPTIONS
  -f, --buildFolderPath=buildFolderPath  [default: build]
  -h, --help                             show help
  -v, --version                          show version

⚠️ Warning: Make sure to build your app before running the command: yarn build && analyze-cra-bundle

TravisCI Integration

Keep an eye on the bundle size in your Pull Requests with a extra status check 👀

  • Add a Github Access Token as ANALYZE_CRA_GITHUB_TOKEN to your environment variables in the TravisCI project settings.
  • Add the script "bundlesize": "analyze-cra-bundle" to your package.json scripts
  • Add - yarn bundlesize to your .travis.yml within script:

(Create an issue if you're having trouble with this!)