what's the self mean in the outputted file?
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Below is the output of my bundle.js .
lodash: 708.39 KB (13.3%)
react: 606.47 KB (11.4%)
ssc-cdt3: 498.73 KB (9.35%)
react-bootstrap: 340.45 KB (6.38%)
core-js: 7.33 KB (2.15%)
babel-runtime: 2.54 KB (0.746%)
: 330.58 KB (97.1%)
The react-bootstrap is about 340.45 KB, but what's core-js and why it's indented against react-bootstrap?
And I don't totally understand the sentence it the official document below.
refers to the size of the bundle's own code..
What does it mean by 'own code'?
what's core-js and why it's indented against react-bootstrap?
It's a dependency of babel-runtime, and babel-runtime is a dependency of react-bootstrap.
What does it mean by 'own code'?
As I understand it, any part of your bundle that isn't an npm module. If you're writing an app, it means the size of your app.
As I understand it, any part of your bundle that isn't an npm module.
If you're writing an app, it means the size of your app.
This is correct. It refers to the size of the bundle's code excluding any dependencies.