Add some analyze script for npm packages

[themre]

Hi,
I would love to have some anylyze script that would print out size for individual package bundled with webpack.
Something like I read here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34700844/how-can-i-find-out-the-size-of-the-included-packages-with-webpack-or-npm

[gaearon]

Agree this would be nice but not sure what approach would be most useful.
Maybe if you could submit a proof of concept we could iterate on it.
Alternatively we can just output build/stats.json and tell people to use webpack analyzer with it.

[themre]

stats.json also sounds good, just need to view what kind of info each produces so we see what kind of info suits the majority. Will look into it.

[mxstbr]

Alternatively we can just output build/stats.json and tell people to use webpack analyzer with it.

This is what we do at react-boilerplate, see our analyze.js script (which is invoked with the npm run analyze command) and feel free to copy it!

[colingalindo]

Is this still a discussion? I was thinking of trying and implementing what @mxstbr mentioned.

[gaearon]

Feel free to send a PR!
I’m a bit behind the issues right now but maybe other maintainers can provide feedback.

[themre]

I added webpack bundle analyzer since it gives you a lot more information if we want to run stats on our bundle. I sent first PR #2359, however CI is failing on node 6. Any clue?

[franklinjavier]

Guys, I highly recommend the Bundle Buddy tool from @samccone

https://twitter.com/franklinjavier/status/931324987654443008?s=17

[trevorwhealy]

A bit of a hack, but you can create your own very simple script that appends the webpack-bundle-analyzer plugin to the config without ejecting. I wrote about it here: #3518

[gaearon]

Closing in favor of more recent discussion in #1858.