monosize 📦

Monorepo + bundlesize
Monosize is a CLI tool to measure bundle size locally and on CI

• 📚 Designed to be used in CI/CD pipelines
• 🎱 Designed to represent real-world scenarios
• 🧰 Supports single packages & monorepos
• 🍿 Supports various bundlers (Webpack, esbuild, implement your own? 🐱)
• ☁️ Supports various storage adapters

• Install
• Usage
  • Fixtures
• Configuration
  • Config API
  • Bundler adapters
  • Storage adapters
• Commands
  • measure
    • Options
    • Examples
  • compare-reports
    • Options
  • upload-report
    • Options
• Contributing
• Trademarks

Install

# yarn
yarn add --dev monosize

# npm
npm install --save-dev monosize

Usage

> Note: monosize requires building packages first before doing any kind of measurements. Make sure to accommodate this in your pipeline

Fixtures

Fixtures declare exports that should be measured by the monosize tool. Fixtures are created inside each package.

For example:

import { Component } from '@library/component';

export { Component };
// 👆 "export" is required to be able to measure the size of the component

export default {
  name: 'Component',
  // 👆 defines a name for a fixture that will be used in output
};

Configuration

You need to create a monosize.config.mjs in the root of your project directory (next to package.json) to configure storage and bundler adapters.

my-proj/
├─ src/
├─ monosize.config.mjs
├─ node_modules/
├─ bundle-size/
│  ├─ Fixture.fixture.js
├─ package.json

A global configuration can also be used for monorepo scenarios:

my-proj-a/
├─ src/
├─ node_modules/
├─ bundle-size/
│  ├─ Fixture.fixture.js
├─ package.json
my-proj-b/
├─ src/
├─ node_modules/
├─ bundle-size/
│  ├─ Fixture.fixture.js
├─ package.json
monosize.config.mjs

Config API

// monosize.config.mjs
import storageAdapter from 'monosize-storage-*';
import webpackBundler from 'monosize-bundler-webpack';

/** @type {import('monosize').MonoSizeConfig} */
const config = {
  repository: 'https://github.com/__ORG__/__REPOSITORY__',
  storage: storageAdapter(),
  bundler: webpackBundler(config => {
    // customize config here
    return config;
  }),

  // Optional `compare-reports`/`upload-reports` commands config overrides
  reportResolvers: {
    packageRoot: async reportFile => {
      // provide custom logic on how to resolve package root
      return '...';
    },
    packageName: async packageRoot => {
      // provide custom logic on how to resolve packageName used within reports
      return '...';
    },
  },
};

export default config;

Bundler adapters

To build fixtures and produce artifacts you need to use a bundler adapter. Following adapters are available:

• monosize-bundler-webpack
• monosize-bundler-esbuild

Storage adapters

To store reference results and run comparisons you need to use a storage adapter. Following adapters are available:

• monosize-storage-upstash

Commands

measure

monosize measure [--debug] [--artifacts-location] [--fixtures] [--quiet]

Builds fixtures and produces artifacts. For each fixture:

• [fixture].fixture.js - a modified fixture without a default export, used by a bundler
• [fixture].output.js - a fully minified file, used for measurements
• [fixture].debug.js - a partially minified file, useful for debugging (optional, if --debug is passed)

Produces a report file (dist/bundle-size/monosize.json) that is used by other steps.

Options

• artifacts-location - defines relative path from the package root where the artifact files will be stored (monosize.json & bundler output). If specified, --report-files-glob in monosize collect-reports & monosize upload-reports should be set accordingly.
• fixtures - optional argument to pass a fixture filename or globbing pattern. If not specified, all fixture files matching a *.fixture.js pattern will be measured.

Examples

monosize measure --fixtures ba* - matches any fixtures with filenames starting with ba monosize measure --fixtures Fixture.fixture.js - matches a fixture with the exact filename

compare-reports

Compares local (requires call of monosize measure first) and remote results, provides output to CLI or to a Markdown file.

monosize compare-reports --branch=main --output=["cli"|"markdown"] [--deltaFormat=["delta"|"percent"]] [--report-files-glob] [--quiet]

> [!TIP] > In order to resolve package name used within report, we look for package.json or project.json by default to identify project root and use #name property from obtained configuration. > If you have custom solution that needs changes please use monosize configuration API (MonoSizeConfig.reportResolvers).

Options

• branch - the branch to compare the results with, usually main
• output - defines the output formatter, either cli or markdown
• deltaFormat - defines the format of the delta column, either delta or percent
• report-files-glob - defines a glob pattern to search for report files, defaults to packages/**/dist/bundle-size/monosize.json

upload-report

> [!CAUTION] > Should be called only during CI builds.

> [!TIP] > Requires a configured storage adapter.

> [!TIP] > In order to resolve package name used within report, we look for package.json or project.json by default to identify project root and use #name property from obtained configuration. > If you have custom solution that needs changes please use monosize configuration API (MonoSizeConfig.reportResolvers).

monosize upload-report --branch=main --commit-sha=HASH [--report-files-glob] [--quiet]

Aggregates local results to a single report and uploads data to Azure Table Storage.

Options

• branch - the branch to compare the results with, usually main
• commit-sha - the commit SHA to associate the report with
• report-files-glob - defines a glob pattern to search for report files, defaults to packages/**/dist/bundle-size/monosize.json

Contributing

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Trademarks

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