Add npm run visualize command #203
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mxstbr
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Nice idea! Can have a crack later if you like |
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Sure thing, would love that! |
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mxstbr
modified the milestone: Future, v3.0
Mar 2, 2016
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How is this coming along @oliverturner, any problems so far? |
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Only the absence of opportunity... |
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Out of interest, is there a reason to use an alternative to the version at http://webpack.github.io/analyse ? |
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Absolutely none, I didn't know an official visualizer exists. (maybe the command should be Take a look at both of them, implement whichever one you prefer and tell my why! |
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That's what I called it before :) |
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I'm inclined to use tools directly associated with the project and supported by the author (particularly in light of the upcoming 2.0 release). |
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Sure thing, sounds like a good reason! |
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I'll get that (and the documentation PR) done tomorrow. Apologies for the delay. |
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No worries, thanks for the help! |
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mxstbr
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Apr 13, 2016
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This is pretty much done in #261, thanks to the always amazing @oliverturner! |
mxstbr commentedFeb 29, 2016
Using the webpack visualizer plugin we can create a visualization where the bundle size comes from, which can be really handy! This should come as a simple npm command, maybe
npm run visualize?