Knowing the actual size of the CSS string is only halfway useful. For comparison of data it'd be way more useful if we could 'normalize' the size, like minifying it before sizing. It will take up some extra CPU + an extra dependency, so I'm not sure if it should be part of this library.
Knowing the actual size of the CSS string is only halfway useful. For comparison of data it'd be way more useful if we could 'normalize' the size, like minifying it before sizing. It will take up some extra CPU + an extra dependency, so I'm not sure if it should be part of this library.