next-in-it-stats
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Next In-It Stats

Keep track of your next.js app's bundle.

next-in-it-stats is a TypeScript package that helps you analyze and keep track of your nextjs bundle sizes over time. It provides valuable insights into the growth and changes in your bundles, allowing you to set limits and detect bloated dependencies.

Installation

npm install next-in-it-stats

Integration

// next.config.js
const withInItStats = require('next-in-it-stats/cjs')({
  legacy: true,
}); // or import withInItStats from 'next-in-it-stats' if you use esm;

/** @type {import('next').NextConfig} */
const nextConfig = {
  reactStrictMode: true,
};

module.exports = withInItStats(nextConfig);

Usage

Now when you run npm build you'll see a link to analyze your bundles. analyze link

You can click it to see the bundle analyzer report. bundle analyzer report

Or you can see your apps page (after logging in) and click on the app you want to analyze. apps page

Limit bundles (work in progress)

// .in-itrc.js or "in-it" in package.json or any other supported config file
module.exports = {
    "track": "**/*", // globby to which files in the build dir you want to track (default)
    "limits": [
        {
            "server/chunks/**/*": {
                "maxSize": "10mb",
            }
        },
        {
            "static/chunks/app/layout*": {
                "maxSize": "10kb",
                "maxDifference": "10%", // not yet supported
            }
        },
        {
            "static/chunks/app/page*": {
                "maxSize": "5kb",
                "prohibitedModules": [ // not yet supported
                    "lodash",
                ]
            }
        },
    ]
};

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