This extension will display inline in the editor the size of the imported package. The extension utilizes webpack with babili-webpack-plugin in order to detect the imported size.
Calculates the size of imports and requires. Currently supports:
- Default importing:
import Func from 'utils';
- Entire content importing:
import * as Utils from 'utils';
- Selective importing:
import {Func} from 'utils';
- Selective importing with alias:
import {orig as alias} from 'utils';
- Submodule importing:
import Func from 'utils/Func';
- Require:
const Func = require('utils').Func;
- Supports both
Javascript
andTypescript
I detail the Why and How in this blog post: https://medium.com/@yairhaimo/keep-your-bundle-size-under-control-with-import-cost-vscode-extension-5d476b3c5a76
The following properties are configurable:
// Upper size limit, in KB, that will count a package as a small package
"importCost.smallPackageSize": 50,
// Upper size limit, in KB, that will count a package as a medium package
"importCost.mediumPackageSize": 100,
// Decoration color for small packages
"importCost.smallPackageColor": "#7cc36e",
// Decoration color for medium packages
"importCost.mediumPackageColor": "#7cc36e",
// Decoration color for large packages
"importCost.largePackageColor": "#d44e40",
// File extensions to be parsed by the Typescript parser
"importCost.typescriptExtensions": [
"\\.tsx?$"
],
// File extensions to be parsed by the Javascript parser
"importCost.javascriptExtensions": [
"\\.jsx?$"
],
// Which bundle size to display
"importCost.bundleSizeDecoration": "both",
// Display the 'calculating' decoration
"importCost.showCalculatingDecoration": true,
// Print debug messages in output channel
"importCost.debug": false
Any package size above the mediumPackageSize limit will be considered large.
- Importing two libraries with a common dependency will show the size of both libraries isolated from each other, even if the common library needs to be imported only once.