Chris Bateman

If you don't want to change your code to use `location.assign` - this seems to work with JSDom 11 and 13 (though there's a chance JSDom might break it in...

No, not really. I'm not sure it's worth maintaining since it's impossible to get accurate stats with the stats.json alone. If anyone feels like there's a benefit here over webpack-bundle-analyzer...

So there are some challenges here. First off - I'm trying to keep this as consistent as I can for both the plugin and the web version. In the web...

@valscion The main complication here is that this is both a plugin and a website - and the website only gets the stats.json data. What if we had a module...

Interesting, I haven't seen that before. How do you configure that? Could you send me an example of a stats file with this, so I can have something to test...

Question - do you feel like there's any benefit to this tool over Webpack Bundle Analyzer?

@matthewmueller Hey, sorry, I added some details above.

Just an update on this - it turns out that Webpack doesn't provide any details about de-duped modules in the json output. So I unfortunately won't be able to do...

@alampros source? Either way, don't know if that will affect this issue.

Can you write a bit more about the use case for this? If you're using the plugin you should be able to `open dist/stats.html`