
Online bundler, public API & npm package size checker by @okikio_dev - https://xitter.cf/t.co/1LBoCxFPbT - https://xitter.cf/t.co/1jPNMmiYBk…
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Replying to @yagiznizipli @Cloudflare
I don't want to use paid features, I'm hitting the 3 MB limits and I'm wondering if there is a way to stay under said limit 👀
possibly, a little biased but highly likely bundlejs.com is more accurate as it bundles the actual code live, though this is probs a more precise comparison
A couple quick updates...the API is now caught up with the updates to the website, including but not limited to the package install size
Added support for package publish sizes in bundlejs, give it a try
Thanks @artalar for opening the github issue
Great news, bundlejs now supports jsr.io packages (cc @deno_land)
Just add `jsr:..` and you're good.
PS. Under the hood it's just using esm.sh by @jexia_
BTW, I recommend checking out @brielov's `@oxi/result` on jsr, it's a wonderful package
Replying to @localhost_5173
It seems `react-dom` refers to itself in its own import, in addition it doesn't list the `react-dom` package in its package.json, so bundlejs just defaults to the latest version of the package
I'm not sure if this is a bug or an expected feature of Node.js I need to implement?
Treeshaking in bundlejs should now be much improved 👌
Give it a try... bundlejs.com/?q=date-fns&tre…
I'm not sure if the speedtest ranking methods have changed in the past yer, but bundlejs.com is now getting a perfect 100% on lighthouse desktop. This is a first. 🤯









