Release v3.0.0 · benelan/build-sizes

Breaking changes

Deprecated and removed getFileSizes function. getFiles now returns a size property
Need to use the -f or --filetype flag when specifying a main bundle filetype from the CLI (previously was the second CLI argument)
Use base 10 (previously base 2) as the default for converting bytes into a human readable format in the formatBytes function. Base 10 is what operating systems use in file explorers

Added support for CLI flags instead of passing arguments in a specific order (use the -h or --help flag for usage info)
Added -d and --decimals CLI flags for specifying decimals places when formatting bytes
Added -b and --binary CLI flags for converting bytes to a human readable format in base 2
Added -o and --outfile CLI flags for saving the build size data to CSV
Log build on-disk size to the console for non-windows machines (uses du)
Log compressed main bundle sizes to the console
Spiffed up the build-sizes formatting that is logged to the console

saveBuildSizes: saves build-sizes data to CSV
getFileSizeGzip: calculates a file's gzipped size (with zlib defaults)
getFileSizeBrotli: calculates a file's brotli compressed size (with zlib defaults)

mainBundleSizeGzip (from getBuildSizes): main bundle's gzipped size
mainBundleSizeBrotli from getBuildSizes): main bundle's brotli compressed size
buildSizeOnDisk (from getBuildSizes): build's on-disk size (NaN on windows since it uses a unix command)
size (from getFiles): file's uncompressed byte size

Use the correct formula for converting bytes to a human readable format in base 10
The on-disk size was actually byte size. I changed it to "size" and added "on-disk size" for non-window machines
Some error handling issues are resolved