Build commands for Next.js development
Build commands: pnpm --filter=next build builds the Next.js package; pnpm build builds all JS code; pnpm build-all builds all JS and Rust code; pnpm --filter=next exec taskr <task> runs a specific task.
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Bundle Analyzer package not published to npm
The Bundle Analyzer package is not published to npm. Instead it is built and vendored into the main next package during its build process.
Fuzzponent command line tool for generating React component dependency graphs
Fuzzponent is a tool that generates a nested React component dependency graph, useful for benchmarking. It was originally built by Dale Bustad while at Vercel.
Fuzzponent basic usage example
To create a dependency tree with 3020 files in the components directory, run: fuzzponent --depth 2 --seed 206 --outdir components. The entrypoint of the dependency tree can then be imported at components/index.js.
Fuzzponent command line options reference
Fuzzponent accepts the following options: --help (boolean), --version (boolean), -d/--depth (number, required) for component hierarchy depth, -s/--seed (number, required) for prng seed, -o/--outdir (string, default: '/Users/timneutkens/projects/next.js/bench/nested-deps') for the directory where components should be written, --minLen (number, default: 18) for the smallest acceptable component name length, --maxLen (number, default: 24) for the largest acceptable component name length, --minChild (number, default: 4) for the smallest number of acceptable component children, --maxChild (number, default: 80) for the largest number of acceptable component children, and --extension (string, default: 'jsx') for the extension to use for generated components.