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filesize-badger

Create file size badges. Also works for rollup-plugin-filesize usage.

Here is a badge generated against the dist file for this project.

Install

npm i -D filesize-badger

Usage (independent of `rollup-plugin-filesize`)

import {filesizeBadger} from 'filesize-badger/dist/index.esm.js';

const file = 'dist/index.js';

// See also example below where these strings are obtained from
//  `getFilesizesForCode`.
const
  bundleSize = '4 Kb',
  brotliSize = '359 Kb',
  minSize = '1 Б',
  gzipSize = '500 B';

filesizeBadger({
  // REQUIRED

  // The (full) file path string of the file for which this badge is
  //  being made to indicate its size (for `rollup-plugin-filesize`, this
  //  will come from Rollup's output options)
  file,

  // These are all strings (for `rollup-plugin-filesize`, this will
  //   come from `info` gathered by it); one is required for each
  //   of `sizeTypes` (if any) unless obtained by `filesizeFormat`
  bundleSize,
  brotliSize,
  minSize,
  gzipSize,

  // This may be used in place of the above size types; will cause
  //   `file` to be retrieved, its sizes calculated, and formatting
  //   strings generated per `filesizeFormat` (see https://github.com/avoidwork/filesize.js#optional-settings )
  //   for its structure
  // filesizeFormat,

  // `fileName` is the file name portion of `file`; defaults to
  //    `basename(file)`
  // Commenting out as we can let this be auto-calculated
  // fileName,

  // OPTIONAL
  // (These are identically named to the corresponding options in
  //   `rollup-plugin-filesize`)
  showMinifiedSize: true,
  showGzippedSize: true,
  showBrotliSize: false,

  // For our own options which can also be used here, see the options for
  //  `rollupPluginFilesizeBadger` below.
  ...rollupPluginFilesizeBadgerOptions
});

You might find the built-in utility getFilesizesForCode helpful in obtaining the formatted strings (bundleSize, brotliSize, minSize, gzipSize) based on a string of code and desired configuration for separators, i18n, etc.

import {
  filesizeBadger, getFilesizesForCode
} from 'filesize-badger/dist/index.esm.js';

const file = 'dist/index.js';

(async () => {
const fileSizes = await getFilesizesForCode(
  // Could get this by using `fs.readFile` against `file`
  'someJSCodeToMeasure();',
  {
    // See https://github.com/avoidwork/filesize.js#optional-settings
    format: {},

    // AT LEAST ONE OF THESE SHOULD BE SET TO `true`
    // Whether `brotliSize`
    showBrotliSize: false,
    // Whether `minSize`
    showMinifiedSize: false,
    // Whether `gzipSize`
    showGzippedSize: false
  }
);

await filesizeBadger({
  file,
  ...fileSizes
  // And any other options
});
})();

Usage with `rollup-plugin-filesize`

You can pass in a call to rollupPluginFilesizeBadger for the reporter option in my reporter branch of rollup-plugin-filesize (adding "rollup-plugin-filesize": "https://github.com/brettz9/rollup-plugin-filesize#reporter-dist" as a dependency).

import fileSize from 'rollup-plugin-filesize';
import {rollupPluginFilesizeBadger} from 'filesize-badger/dist/index.esm.js';

export default {
  plugins: [
    fileSize({
      reporter: rollupPluginFilesizeBadger()
      // Or to also allow rollup-plugin-filesize default `boxen`
      //   console reporter
      // reporter: ['boxen', rollupPluginFilesizeBadger()]
    })
  ]
  // , ...
};

Options

You may also invoke with options (with defaults shown):

rollupPluginFilesizeBadger({
  outputPath: 'filesize-badge.svg',
  // Evaluable string-as-ES6 template (see `es6-template-strings`) to
  //  run once for the whole badge (the main panel); will be passed:
  //  `fileName`, `filePath`, `bundleSize`, `brotliSize`, `minSize`,
  //  `gzipSize`
  textTemplate: 'File size (${filePath})',
  // Badge-up color array (second color for stroke color)
  textColor: ['navy'],
  // Which size types (if any) to iterate within their own badge panel
  sizeTypes: ['bundleSize', 'brotliSize', 'minSize', 'gzipSize'],
  // Evaluable string-as-ES6 template (see `es6-template-strings`) to
  //  run once for each item of `sizeTypes`; will be passed:
  //  `fileName`, `filePath`, `sizeType` (human readable title for size),
  //   `size`
  sizeTemplate: '${sizeType}: ${size}',
  // Badge-up color arrays (second color for stroke color); one should
  //   exist for each item of `sizeTypes`
  sizeColors: [['orange'], ['blue'], ['green'], ['indigo']]
});

CLI usage

To-dos

Could potentially add code to make badges for package size