gradejs VS repack

That's weird. Could you please provide more details and submit an issue? https://github.com/gradejs/gradejs/issues

I’d like to share an open source project I’ve been working on during the last year. It analyzes production JavaScript code and detects bundled NPM package versions. A vulnerability is shown when a specific detected version contains known vulnerabilities, taken from the Github advisory.

There’s also a dedicated package page, that shows accumulated statistics of a package. It’s like wappalyzer or builtwith but with better accuracy. For example: https://gradejs.com/package/react

So far I’ve only indexed ~10,000 popular websites. The current version works for Webpack bundles with 70-90% accuracy and ~3% false positive. The package detection algorithm is designed to match minified and tree-shaken AST subtrees for each export per bundled JS module.

I'd like to collect any feedback from the community.

Repository: https://github.com/gradejs/gradejs

Source code: https://github.com/gradejs/gradejs

Well, the accuracy question is tricky, since there are two problems. A false positive mistake is a tool showing something that IS NOT bundled. A false negative mistake would be a tool NOT showing something that IS bundled. Currently we see ~30% FN and ~5% FP for GradeJS accuracy. More info.

Try it out: gradejs.com

Source code: https://github.com/gradejs/gradejs

Link: gradejs.com Source code: github.com/gradejs/gradejs

Re.Pack is a bundler replacement for React Native's Metro bundler. It is a series of plugins for the popular Webpack bundler that enables some key features of "plain" React designed for code-splitting and lazy loading. WARNING: Using Re.Pack, although pretty straightforward, is a bigger change than the above. So experiment with above recommendations first.

We use our own Re.Pack, which is built around webpack and leverage Module Federation to support this kind of architecture optimally, allowing for collaborative and/or independent development and deployment. Repack doesn’t currently support Expo for development, but it should be possible to have it work in standalone mode for any mini-app. We could consider building this with you.

Maintaining a React Native app built in 2017. Biggest pain right now is using the Metro bundler. Since migrating our codebase from a Yarn v1 workspace to a Rush (pnpm-based) monorepo, our packages use symlinks which the Metro bundler doesn't support. I've had to go through solutions such as Microsoft's @rnx-kit/metro-resolver-symlinks but still end up with issues. Will look next in to trying Callstack's repack for building our apps instead of Metro, even though I'm very hesitant in switching build tools.

re:pack, a Webpack bundler for RN.

Re.pack is basically a toolkit that allows you to use Webpack and its Code-Splitting functionality and use them on React Native.