Make the Web lighter
Andrey Sitnik, Evil Martians
Size Limit
Websites are becoming heavier and heavier
Assets size by type from Amplifr
node_modules
my JS
CSS
SVG
245 KB
135 KB
83 KB
9 KB
We must optimize open source JS libraries size
The rule of optimization
1. Benchmark
2. Optimize
Bundle size?
webpack ./src/index.js
gzip-size ./dist/bundle.js | pretty-bytes
Small example
if (process.browser) {
return global.crypto.getRandomValues(new Uint8Array(1))
} else {
return require('crypto').randomBytes(1)
}
Bundle size: 0.1 KB
Bundle size vs. the real cost
if (process.browser) {
return global.crypto.getRandomValues(new Uint8Array(1))
} else {
return require('crypto').randomBytes(1)
}
Bundle size: 0.1 KB
The real cost: 95 KB
Why the real cost is different
if (process.browser) {
return global.crypto.getRandomValues(new Uint8Array(1))
} else {
return require('crypto').randomBytes(1)
}
Polyfills by webpack
Main reason of heavy bundle
The real cost
Size Limit calculates library size
$ npx size-limit index.js
Package size: 8.46 KB
With all dependencies, minified and gzipped
Size Limit analyzes library dependencies
$ npx size-limit index.js --why
Size Limit prevents regressions
"size-limit": [
{
"limit": "9 KB",
"path": "index.js"
}
],
"scripts": {
"test": "size-limit"
}
Size Limit works on Travis CI
Size Limit reduced…
PostCSS size by −25%
Browserslist size by −25%
EmojiMart size by −20%
nanoid size by −33%
Logux size by −90%
Link
github.com / ai / size-limit