speed-measure-webpack-plugin

⏱ See how fast (or not) your plugins and loaders are, so you can optimise your builds

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speed-measure-webpack-plugin - v1.5 Latest Release

Published by stephencookdev over 3 years ago

v1.5 introduces some bug-fixes, as well as support for a new compareLoadersBuild option, to allow comparing build performance over time

speed-measure-webpack-plugin - v1.4

Published by stephencookdev over 3 years ago

With this release, SMP has official support for Webpack v5, as well as new option loaderTopFiles

speed-measure-webpack-plugin - v1.3

Published by stephencookdev over 5 years ago

With v1.3, SMP adds correct support for the minimization config option in webpack

speed-measure-webpack-plugin - v1.2 - webpack 4

Published by stephencookdev over 6 years ago

With v1.2, SMP fully supports webpack 1, 2, 3, and 4.

speed-measure-webpack-plugin - v1.1

Published by stephencookdev over 6 years ago

Introduces explicit support for Neutrino, by placing "speed-measure-webpack-plugin/neutrino" in your preset list

speed-measure-webpack-plugin - v1 release 🎉

Published by stephencookdev over 6 years ago

The breaking change is the change to the API, described in the migrating guide.

  • Simplify API away from .wrapPlugins (see the migrating guide)
  • Add explicit support for webpack v1/v2
  • Add chalk as a dependency for more terminal colour support
  • Add an experimental granularLoaderData option, to give per-loader timing data
  • Changed licence from ISL to MIT (both are very similar, but MIT slightly wider known)
speed-measure-webpack-plugin - v0.3.0

Published by stephencookdev over 6 years ago

Improve the default output to be more readable, largely reducing noise

Also changes outputTarget and outputFormat to accept functions, in order to allow further customisation of this output

speed-measure-webpack-plugin - v0.2.1

Published by stephencookdev over 6 years ago

A minor breaking change, changing the default output from "json" to "human"

And a shiny new README + logo

speed-measure-webpack-plugin - Production ready

Published by stephencookdev over 6 years ago

With v0.1.0, the Speed Measure Plugin should be fine to tie into production codebases

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