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Developer libraries
bundle-budget
Performance budgets for build output (raw, gzip, brotli) with baselines, Markdown PR reports and CI exit codes.
The problem
A site can launch fast and slow down one dependency at a time, and nobody notices until the scores have already dropped.
How it solves it
bundle-budget measures every file your build produces, checks it against the limits you set, compares it with the previous build, and writes a Markdown report for the pull request. MirrorORG uses it as a guardrail on client sites after launch.
Features
- Sizes with gzip level 9 and brotli quality 11, the levels CDNs typically serve
- Per-file and total limits on any glob
- A warning when a budget passes 90% of its limit
- Baselines that show the size change per budget
- Terminal, Markdown and JSON output
- CI exit codes: 0 within budget, 1 exceeded, 2 a config error
- No dependencies: only Node's built-in modules
Install and try
Who it is for
git clone https://github.com/mashraf1997/bundle-budget.git
node bundle-budget/bin/bundle-budget.js distQuestions
Is bundle-budget free?
Yes. bundle-budget is open source under the MIT licence, so you can use it in personal and commercial projects.
What does it run on?
It is written in Node.js. The README lists its requirements, usage and full API.
How do I report a problem?
Open an issue in the GitHub repository.
Does MirrorORG use it?
bundle-budget measures every file your build produces, checks it against the limits you set, compares it with the previous build, and writes a Markdown report for the pull request. MirrorORG uses it as a guardrail on client sites after launch.
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