multiple checks with `--why` only kept last `report.html`

[unional]

e.g.:

// package.json
{
  "size-limit": [
    {
      "path": "./cjs/index.js",
      "limit": "15 kb"
    },
    {
      "path": "./esm/index.js",
      "limit": "15 kb"
    },
    {
      "path": "./tslib/index.js",
      "limit": "15 kb"
    }
  ]
}

Running size-limit --why (using esbuild and esbuild-why) will create a report.html containing the result of the last one (tslib) as the previous ones are overwritten.

I can change it to add report-{x}.html, but a better way is giving each check a name, and name the output as report-{name}.html?

Currently the check contains a name, but it is the entry file name:

{
  path: './tslib/index.js',
  limit: '15 kb',
  files: [ 'D:\\code\\unional\\type-plus\\tslib\\index.js' ],
  name: './tslib/index.js',
  sizeLimit: 15000,
  ...
}

[ai]

but a better way is giving each check a name, and name the output as report-{name}.html?

check already has name but it could contain spaces.

Maybe report-1.html will be better.

[unional]

Just checked. I can config it:

    {
      "name": "tslib",
      "path": "./tslib/index.js",
      "limit": "15 kb"
    }

produce:

{
  name: 'tslib',
  path: './tslib/index.js',
  limit: '15 kb',
  files: [ 'D:\\code\\unional\\type-plus\\tslib\\index.js' ],
  sizeLimit: 15000,
  ...
}

I can use that and fall back to {n} if it contains invalid characters.

[unional]

Zero-based or one-based? 😛

esbuild-why-0.html vs esbuild-why-1.html

[ai]

Let’s start from 1 :)

[unional]

Yep, that's what I'm doing.