broccoli-manifest

broccoli-concat-analyser

broccoli-concat-analyser is a profiling tool for build chains using broccoli-concat. It generates detailed visual reports showing the size and composition of concatenated bundles, helping developers understand and optimize their asset footprints. ## Key Features - **Bundle Analysis** — Displays raw, uglified (for JavaScript), and compressed sizes of concatenated assets. - **Visual Reports** — Generates interactive foamtree visualizations (HTML files) for exploring bundle contents. - **Build Integration** — Works with broccoli-concat-based workflows, triggered via environment variables during development. - **Ember Support** — Integrated via ember-cli-bundle-analyzer addon for seamless use in Ember apps. ## Philosophy It provides actionable insights into asset composition to help developers reduce bundle bloat and improve performance.

broccoli-stew

Broccoli Stew is a utility library that provides a set of commonly used convenience functions for developers working with Broccoli.js, a JavaScript build tool. It aims to reduce boilerplate and streamline the creation of build pipelines by offering ready-made operations for file manipulation, debugging, and conditional logic. ## Key Features - **Conditional Execution** — `env` runs callbacks based on the current environment (e.g., development, production). - **File Manipulation** — `mv` and `rename` relocate or rename files within a build tree. - **File Filtering** — `find` matches files based on patterns, and `rm` removes files from a tree. - **Content Transformation** — `map` applies transformations to file contents. - **Debugging Tools** — `log` outputs file information, and `debug` writes the tree to disk for inspection. - **Post-Build Hooks** — `afterBuild` executes callbacks after the tree is read. - **Module Resolution** — `npm.main` creates a tree from a Node module's main entry point. ## Philosophy Broccoli Stew is designed to make Broccoli.js development more ergonomic by providing a curated set of utilities that handle common build pipeline tasks, allowing developers to focus on their application logic rather than low-level file operations.