A CLI that checks if the size of a bundle is smaller than the 1993 video game DOOM (2.39 MB). While this library can be used as a serious tool for checking that a website's bundle size is not too large, this project was made primarily for fun. A target 2.39 MB does not necessarily fit every type of website.
Install with npm install https://github.com/dombrant/doom-test, or clone the repo and run npm link.
$ doom-test <path>Call doom-test from the command line, with the option to pass an argument of the relative path to your bundle/dist folder. If no arguments are passed, it by default will look for a folder named dist in the directory it is called from.
Dominic Brant.
If you have any thoughts/suggestions/problems, feel free to open an issue.
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The web is Doom by Ronan Cremin: the original inspiration for this library.
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bundlesize: a more feature-rich library that logs bundle sizes.
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bundlephobia: a website and CLI that provides a quick lookup on the size of npm modules.
MIT© Dominic Brant