Hi!
[starting a new thread, I guess my last reply to another thread got lost]
I'm one of the maintainers of Grafana in Fedora.
Latest Grafana has:
$ du -sch node_modules
1.8G node_modules
Some of the largest dependencies:
$ du -d 1 -am node_modules | sort -n -r | head -n 20
1760 node_modules
291 node_modules/@storybook
85 node_modules/@babel
73 node_modules/monaco-editor
66 node_modules/@types
58 node_modules/@microsoft
55 node_modules/typescript
43 node_modules/@jest
38 node_modules/@svgr
29 node_modules/jest
28 node_modules/@antv
26 node_modules/jest-runtime
23 node_modules/react-icons
21 node_modules/cypress
19 node_modules/react-dev-utils
19 node_modules/less
19 node_modules/@icons
19 node_modules/concurrently
18 node_modules/rxjs
18 node_modules/listr
$ ls node_modules | wc -l
2022
Compressing the node_modules folder using zstd:
default level: 183 MB
zstd level 19: 111 MB
How can/should we bundle that? Is this size acceptable for a SRPM?
Bundling it would allow us to build the frontend and run the frontend
tests as part of the spec, and we can apply patches properly (without
(re)generating anything locally). Most of the patches at least, in case
some security patch requires an upgrade of a npm dependency, we also
need to recreate the vendor tarball.
Cheers,
Andreas
