plugin to create manifest from the bundle created by Lasso.
npm install -g lasso-unpack
lasso-unpack <bundle file path>
or
npm install --save-dev lasso-unpack
const parseBundle = require('./lasso-unpack');
parseBundle('lib/build.js');
Output a lasso-stats.json file to the parent directory, you can check all the files and their sizes bundled by Lasso.
The lasso-stats.json will look like this :
{
"type": "def",
"fileName": "src/main",
"packageName": "lasso-js-api",
"content": "{\n var add = require('/lasso-js-api$0.0.0/src/add'/*'./add'*/);\n var jquery = require('/jquery$2.2.4/dist/jquery'/*'jquery'*/);\n var Greeter = require('/lasso-js-api$0.0.0/src/Greeter.ts'/*'./Greeter.ts'*/);\n\n jquery(function () {\n $(document.body).append('2+2=' + add(2, 2));\n //console.log(greeter);\n var greeter = new Greeter(\"Ajaykumar\");\n $(document.body).append(greeter.greet());\n });\n\n}",
"version": "0.0.0",
"size": 538,
"gzipSize": 120,
"brotiSize": 122,
"path": "/lasso-js-api$0.0.0/src/main"
}input and output example files provided here https://github.com/ajay2507/lasso-unpack/tree/master/examples
If you are facing any issues or have any improvements, you can create issue here https://github.com/ajay2507/lasso-unpack/issues
Developer should know what presents inside bundle created by Lasso. It should not be a black box. lasso-unpack solves this problem, it unpacks the bundle and shows all the files present in the bundle. It includes content and size of js. file.
MIT