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bundlesize

bundlesize is a file size checker. Its main purpose is to ensure bundled browser assets don't jump in file size (e.g. added a package that bloaded the slug, wrong import, forgot to minify).

Inspired by the original Siddharth Kshetrapal / Bundlesize

Getting Started and Configuration

Follow the documentation on bundlesize.io

Why the change in direction from the original?

  • The original bundlesize has entered maintenance mode, pull requests are left hanging, we wanted to reboost the community and start growing bundlesize out
  • Split store into seperate app -> bundlesize/service with infrastructure as code
  • Launched documentation website
  • Enough test coverage to support CD
  • Node API Support
  • Lower the barrier to contributing, build a trusted community of contributors to have continous improvement

Additional features:

  • Config validation to stop users guessing why bundlesize won't work
  • Better details breakdown
  • Better comparisons between branches, support branches other than master
  • Support for your own server for storing data
  • New and improved CI behaviour
  • Show history of bundlesizes over time (Coming soon)

Want to help?

See the Contributing docs or Join us on Slack and start contributing

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