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Is there any online utility or tool that helps me to find out the exact size of node packages before downloading or installing them or is there any way to check the size of git repositories so that i can check the size of the package from its git repository
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Determine the package measurement in inches. For each measurement, start at the longest point, rounding each measurement to the nearest whole number. Multiply the package length (longest side of the package) by the width by the height. The result is the cubic size in inches.
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I've created a tool that does this. It's called npm-download-size. A cli version is also available.
Just type a package name and Go!:
Here is webpack analyzed:
The cli tool can be installed with:
npm i -g download-size
And used like this:
$ download-size lodash
[email protected]: 303.39 KiB
Here is an asciinema demo of the cli tool.
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