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coc-import-cost

v1.0.1

Published

Display import/require package size in the editor

Readme

Import Cost coc.nvim Extension Build Status Build status

This extension will display inline in the editor the size of the imported package. The extension utilizes webpack with babili-webpack-plugin in order to detect the imported size. Example Image

Requirements

This is an extension for coc.nvim and requires that it be installed first.

Installation

Once you have coc.nvim installed, open Vim/Neovim, and execute:

:CocInstall coc-import-cost

Features

Calculates the size of imports and requires. Currently supports:

  • Default importing: import Func from 'utils';
  • Entire content importing: import * as Utils from 'utils';
  • Selective importing: import {Func} from 'utils';
  • Selective importing with alias: import {orig as alias} from 'utils';
  • Submodule importing: import Func from 'utils/Func';
  • Require: const Func = require('utils').Func;
  • Supports both Javascript and Typescript

Why & How

Yair details the Why and How in this blog post: https://medium.com/@yairhaimo/keep-your-bundle-size-under-control-with-import-cost-vscode-extension-5d476b3c5a76

Configuration

The following properties are configurable:

  // File extensions to be parsed by the Typescript parser
  "importCost.typescriptExtensions": [
    "\\.tsx?$"
  ],

  // File extensions to be parsed by the Javascript parser
  "importCost.javascriptExtensions": [
    "\\.jsx?$"
  ],

  // Which bundle size to display
  "importCost.bundleSizeDecoration": "both",

  // Display the 'calculating' decoration
  "importCost.showCalculatingDecoration": true,

  // Print debug messages in output channel
  "importCost.debug": false

Known Issues

  • Importing two libraries with a common dependency will show the size of both libraries isolated from each other, even if the common library needs to be imported only once.