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doesdev / rollup-plugin-analyzer

Mad metrics for your rollup bundles, know all the things
http://rollup-plugin-analyzer.doesdev.com
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New release with html reports? #8

Closed jharris4 closed 6 years ago

jharris4 commented 6 years ago

Hi, thanks for your work on this plugin!

I was just trying it out with the hope of using the new htmlReportPath option and was scratching my head wondering why it's not working, until I realized it hasn't been released yet!

Is there anything specific that's holding things up for a new release with the html reports?

doesdev commented 6 years ago

I was hoping to release soon after Rollup 1.0.0. There's no real reason it needs to wait until then though. That being said i need to get tests in place for the reporting functionality and they aren't ready yet. I'm working on that, but it may be a couple more days before I get them in place.

I'll update this issue when they are in place and it's ready to release.

doesdev commented 6 years ago

Actually, I've done some further thinking on this and I think the best approach would be to see if the maintainers of rollup-plugin-visualizer might want to use this module as the engine for their visualizations. That would allow this module to stay focused on data quality rather than getting into visualizations, an art that I don't have much experience (or particular interest) in.

You can see #5 for more details, but that is where it stands. I'm going to close this but feel free to join the discussion in the other issue.

jharris4 commented 6 years ago

ok, thanks for the update! If I really want the analyzer output to go to a file the existing implementation you have will serve as a great guide...

jharris4 commented 6 years ago

oh, and was about to add that you should remove htmlReportPath from README.md but I see you were on the ball and have already done so. Thanks for that! ;-)