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[request] show number of files / directories
See original GitHub issuehey @styfle
would be cool to also show number of files & directories created during npm i. this number is often in the 10k+ range, which is nuts. some filesystems are notoriously slow to create huge filesystem trees, as well as deleting them (ehm, Windows).
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@styfle I am relatively new to JS, and have not used TS yet, so can’t really contribute at this point. If I get the opportunity to learn Typescript I would certainly like to contribute in the future. Great project!
no, i think just the text would be ok.
they’re typically closely correlated. in my experience the ratio is about 10:1 for huge packages (thousands of files, hundreds of directories). a sum of both would be ok. “filesystem objects”