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Version 0.4.8 includes a --metafile
flag where you can output information about the bundle in JSON format. This should make it possible to integrate that information into other tools for analysis and display. See #140 for an example of such an integration.
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I agree this would be very helpful. It seems like something that people might need very different things from though. I wonder if the best way to approach this for now cost/benefit wise is to have a way to output structured metadata about the bundle to a file so that other tools can consume it. A proposal would be to write out each module's path, original size, bundled size, and dependencies. There may already be a standard format for this kind of thing out there.
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