Less spacing in Modules and Assets

[mnpenner]

Please provide a description of the bug / issue, and provide the details below:

Since scrolling doesn't work on Windows, not even in Ubuntu on Windows nor Ubuntu on Ubuntu on Windows (over SSH!), it would be nice if you just took out the blank lines between the module and asset names so that we could see a bit more. I don't really need to see a full list of assets, but there appears to be some wasted space here.

If the issue is visual, please provide screenshots here

Steps to reproduce the problem

Just start up webpack-dashboard. Make sure you have enough modules or assets to fill the box.

Please provide a gist of relevant files

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More Details

• Windows 10 + Ubuntu (over SSH)
• What terminal application are you using? Tried ConEmu, Bash.exe, PowerShell, Cmd.exe
• What version of webpack-dashboard are you using? 0.1.6
• What is the output of running echo $TERM? From ConEmu/Windows: $TERM (no variable interpolation!), from my Vagrant Ubuntubox: xterm

[kenwheeler]

So like, less line height?

[mnpenner]

Oh is it line height? Thought they were blank lines. But yes, less line height would be good I think!

On Aug 20, 2016 7:13 PM, "Ken Wheeler" [email protected] wrote:

So like, less line height?

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[dmsnell]

I would find having a smaller window percentage for the modules and assets helpful too. the log window is great for code errors and the full display mode squishes that a little more than is helpful for me.

it looks like the splits are hard-coded but maybe some easy options could be passed in from the command line to set them.

thanks @kenwheeler - this is such an incredible thing you have created!