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Build size info
See original GitHub issueWould it be useful to try and give a breakdown of the build size when you build? Sometimes I include a few libraries and the bundle size balloons out and I’m not too sure why, and with create-react-app wrapping webpack it’s a bit cumbersome to run these tools eg webpack-bundle-size-analyzer.
Is it worth looking into some way of displaying this when npm run build is used, similar to how gzip size is shown now?
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Seems source-map-explorer is a more accurate way of seeing built module size.
The data looks like this (from the visual tool).
@tbillington This sounds reasonable! I’ll close in favor of #798 but you are welcome to submit a pull request implementing what you suggested.