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@adaptive-bundle/vite-plugin

v0.3.0

Published

Vite plugin for device-aware bundle optimization — analyzes dependencies, splits chunks by device tier, generates reports, and enforces CI budgets.

Downloads

308

Readme

@adaptive-bundle/vite-plugin

Vite plugin for device-aware bundle optimization. Analyzes your dependency graph, splits chunks by device tier, generates build reports, and enforces CI size budgets — all automatically.

npm

Install

pnpm add -D @adaptive-bundle/vite-plugin

Quick Start

// vite.config.ts
import { adaptive } from '@adaptive-bundle/vite-plugin';
import { defineConfig } from 'vite';

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [adaptive()],
});

Build your app — the plugin outputs a bundle analysis report showing heavy dependencies, potential savings, and suggested adaptive boundaries ranked by impact. Zero code changes required.

What It Does

  1. Analyzes your source for adaptive() calls and Adaptive.High/Low patterns
  2. Isolates tier-specific dependencies into separate Rollup chunks
  3. Guarantees no high-tier code leaks into low-tier bundles
  4. Reports boundary sizes, savings, and optimization opportunities
  5. Enforces size budgets in CI pipelines

Configuration

adaptive({
  report: true, // enable build reports (default: true)
  reportFormat: 'console', // 'console' | 'html' | 'json'
  reportDir: './adaptive-reports', // output directory for reports
  preloadHints: true, // inject <link rel="modulepreload">
  devtools: true, // enable dev server dashboard

  // CI budget enforcement
  budget: {
    maxLowTierBundle: 150_000, // max bytes for low-tier total
    maxHighVariant: 80_000, // max bytes per high variant
    minSavingsPercent: 10, // minimum savings to justify a boundary
    enforce: 'error', // 'error' fails build, 'warn' logs only
  },

  // STB/CTV: compile-time tier resolution (zero runtime cost)
  targetTier: 'low', // tree-shake to single tier

  // Platform capabilities: build-time pruning based on device features
  platformTierMap: {
    'sky-q': { tier: 'low', capabilities: ['drm', 'dolby-vision'] },
    'foxtel-iq4': { tier: 'low', capabilities: ['drm', 'hdr10'] },
    ios: { tier: 'high', capabilities: ['haptics', 'webgl2'] },
  },
});

For full configuration options, see the Configuration Reference.

CLI

npx adaptive analyze             # scan source for boundaries
npx adaptive init src/Heavy.tsx  # scaffold adaptive boundary
npx adaptive simulate src/X.tsx  # what-if analysis
npx adaptive report              # regenerate from cached data
npx adaptive validate            # check boundary correctness (CI-friendly)

Dev Server Dashboard

Visit http://localhost:5173/__adaptive during development to see boundary sizes, dependency trees, and a tier simulator with HMR-based live reload.

Build Reports

Three output formats:

  • Console — boundary summary with sizes, savings, and opportunities
  • HTML — interactive dashboard with historical trend charts
  • JSON — structured data for CI pipelines and custom tooling

Part of Adaptive Bundle

This is the build-time engine of the Adaptive Bundle monorepo. Pair it with @adaptive-bundle/core and a framework adapter (React, Vue, Svelte).

License

MIT