Under development. Feedback welcome.
See a demo in your browser - NOT mobile friendly
npm install -g bundle-inspector-webpack-plugin
Basic usage:
bundle-inspector-webpack-plugin /path/to/webpack/stats.json
How do I get JSON stats from webpack?
webpack --json > stats.json
See a demo:
bundle-inspector-webpack-plugin --demo
npm install bundle-inspector-webpack-plugin --save-dev
const BundleInspector = require('bundle-inspector-webpack-plugin');
// Add it to the plugins in your webpack config...
// ...
plugins: [new BundleInspector()]
// ...
import BundleInspector from 'bundle-inspector-webpack-plugin';
// Add it to the plugins in your webpack config...
// ...
plugins: [new BundleInspector()]
// ...
The server listens via websockets so it will update as you're developing. The 3D graph can be resource intensive, so it may be better to keep it on the treemap while your working. It will refresh to the page you're currently on each time webpack updates.
Uses the data processing from the awesome Webpack Bundle Analyzer. The app is built using Create React App. Lot of ideas and inspiration from Bundle Buddy.
Uses:
d3-force-3d - 3D layout
three.js - JavaScript WebGL
subunit - WebGL Selections
Uses:
d3 - Data Visualization Library
Uses the zoomable treemaps concept by Mike Bostock.
It's early days for this project. Lots of work to be done on the visualizations to make them more helpful.
Have a suggestion/idea/comment/criticism? Open an issue.
Logo image created by Oksana Latysheva from the Noun Project