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Speed Measure Webpack Plugin

(this plugin is not yet stable, and not safe for production)

This plugin measures your webpack build speed, giving an output like this:

----------------------------
General output time took 1.01 minutes

IgnorePlugin took 0.62 seconds
ForceCaseSensitivityPlugin took 20.27 seconds
SpriteLoaderPlugin took 30 milliseconds
ExtractTextPlugin took 9.44 seconds
DefinePlugin took 1 milliseconds

thread-loader, and
babel-loader took 0.56 minutes
    Med   = 401 milliseconds,
    x̄     = 1.08 seconds,
    σ     = 0.57 seconds,
    range = (268 milliseconds, 2.49 seconds),
    n     = 247
file-loader took 7.11 seconds
    Med   = 1.41 seconds,
    x̄     = 1.26 seconds,
    σ     = 436 milliseconds,
    range = (340 milliseconds, 2.02 seconds),
    n     = 29
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Getting Started

npm install --save-dev speed-measure-webpack-plugin

Change your webpack config from

{
  entry: {...},
  output: {...},
  module: {...},
  plugins: [
    new MyPlugin(),
    new MyOtherPlugin()
  ]
}

{
  entry: {...},
  output: {...},
  module: {...},
  plugins: SpeedMeasurePlugin.wrapPlugins({
    MyPlugin: new MyPlugin(),
    MyOtherPlugin: new MyOtherPlugin()
  })
}

Or you can also specify config:

{
  entry: {...},
  output: {...},
  module: {...},
  plugins: SpeedMeasurePlugin.wrapPlugins({
    MyPlugin: new MyPlugin(),
    MyOtherPlugin: new MyOtherPlugin()
  }, {
    outputFormat: "human",
    outputTarget: "myFile.txt"
  })
}

`outputFormat`

(default "json")

"json" - produces a JSON blob
"human" - produces a human readable output

`outputTarget`

(default null)

null - prints to console.log
"foo" - prints (and makes, if no file exists) to the file at location "foo"