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feat(analyze): add --json, keep each named run and add Nitro v3 support - #1645
--name keeps each run: each run is written to <analyzeDir>/<slug>/, so you can compare runs (for example --name=before and --name=after).
--json: writes client.json and nitro.json (raw-data format of rollup-plugin-visualizer) instead of HTML, and does not serve them. Good for scripts and AI agents. It also turns off the Nuxt DevTools .vite-inspect output, which only the DevTools UI uses.
Nitro report with Nuxt 5: Nitro v3 has no analyze option, so no Nitro report was written. The CLI now adds rollup-plugin-visualizer to the Nitro build when Nitro did not.
Stats server: links only to the reports that exist, and serves the report directly at / when there is only one.
webpack/rspack: the build no longer opens the report in a browser, because the CLI serves it.
If the port 3000 is already taken, it fallback to the 3000-3100 range instead of erroring
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Minor · Reject --name values that collide after slug sanitisation. · analyze.ts:143
packages/nuxt-cli/src/commands/analyze.ts:143 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject --name values that collide after slug sanitisation.
--name=after/fix and --name=after_fix both produce the slug after_fix, so the second run clears and overwrites the first run's reports. Before clearing the directory, check whether an existing meta.json records a different name, and throw an ActionableError if it does. Otherwise, document that names collide.
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Review comment at @packages/nuxt-cli/src/commands/analyze.ts at line 143:
Before clearing analyzeDir for the slug derived from --name, check whether its
existing meta.json records a different name; if so, throw an ActionableError
rather than overwriting the reports. Allow reuse when the recorded name matches,
and document that distinct names can collide after slug sanitisation.
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docs/analyze.md-21-21: 1
21-21: Minor · Potential issue · Low value
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The documentation describes --json as producing visualizer raw-data without limiting that promise to Vite, whereas the supplied PR context says webpack already produces client.json stats. Those formats may not be interchangeable.
A documented consumer cannot find the promised module, chunk, and import fields in the stated format.
This can occur when: Run --json with the webpack builder and process client.json as visualizer raw-data.
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Review comments at @docs/analyze.md:
- Line 21: Update the --json paragraph in the analyze documentation to clarify
that when build.analyze.filename is set, the JSON report is written to that path
instead of client.json; preserve the existing description of the report and its
behaviour.
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Review comments at @packages/nuxt-cli/src/commands/analyze.ts:
- Line 143: Before clearing analyzeDir for the slug derived from --name, check
whether its existing meta.json records a different name; if so, throw an
ActionableError rather than overwriting the reports. Allow reuse when the
recorded name matches, and document that distinct names can collide after slug
sanitisation.
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- Line 5: Move the type key in the playground package metadata before version
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Nitro v3 (Nuxt 5) no longer has the `analyze` option, so no Nitro
bundle report was written. Add `rollup-plugin-visualizer` to the Nitro
build when Nitro did not, and warn with the dev dependency install
command when it is missing.
The stats server now only links to the reports that were generated,
and serves the report directly when there is only one. The webpack and
rspack builders no longer open their report in a browser, as the CLI
serves it.
Co-authored-by: OpenCode (Claude Opus 5.5) <noreply@opencode.ai>
The help output pads its columns, so the inline snapshots need the
trailing spaces that were stripped in 2eae928.
Co-authored-by: OpenCode (Claude Opus 5.5) <noreply@opencode.ai>
The stats server failed with EADDRINUSE when port 3000 was taken. It
now picks a free port in the 3000-3100 range, like `nuxt dev`, and
warns when it moves.
Remove the warning about a missing `rollup-plugin-visualizer`: Nuxt's
Vite builder already reports it and offers to install it.
Co-authored-by: OpenCode (Claude Opus 5.5) <noreply@opencode.ai>
The two-report test checks only the links in /. Add requests for /client and /nitro, and assert that each response contains its report content rather than the index. The current single-report route test does not cover this case.
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Review comment at @packages/nuxt-cli/test/unit/commands/analyze.spec.ts around
lines 320 - 325:
Extend the `should link to each generated report` test to request both `/client`
and `/nitro` using `fetchPage`, then assert each response contains its
corresponding report content rather than the index page. Keep the existing
assertions for the links in `/` and use the report content already provided by
the test fixtures.
⚠️Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The new browser-opening override is set only under webpack.analyze; rspack may use a separate analyzer setting and continue opening its report.
A browser opens despite the CLI disabling serving and intending to suppress builder-opened reports.
This can occur when: Run nuxt analyze --no-serve with the rspack builder if its browser-opening option is not inherited from webpack.analyze.
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Review comments at @packages/nuxt-cli/src/commands/analyze.ts:
- Line 165: Limit the `--name` slug to a filesystem-safe component length, or
reject an overlong slug with a clear error, before building `analyzeDir`; ensure
`analyzeOptions.filename` continues to use the resulting directory path.
- Around line 277-280: Update the report-path resolution used by the REPORTS
mapping so the client report is read from the configured build.analyze.filename
when set, rather than always from analyzeDir/client.html. Use that resolved path
in the build note as well, so the stats server links to the report that was
actually written.
---
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Review comments at @packages/nuxt-cli/test/unit/commands/analyze.spec.ts:
- Around line 320-325: Extend the `should link to each generated report` test to
request both `/client` and `/nitro` using `fetchPage`, then assert each response
contains its corresponding report content rather than the index page. Keep the
existing assertions for the links in `/` and use the report content already
provided by the test fixtures.
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nuxt analyze:--namekeeps each run: each run is written to<analyzeDir>/<slug>/, so you can compare runs (for example--name=beforeand--name=after).--json: writesclient.jsonandnitro.json(raw-dataformat ofrollup-plugin-visualizer) instead of HTML, and does not serve them. Good for scripts and AI agents. It also turns off the Nuxt DevTools.vite-inspectoutput, which only the DevTools UI uses.analyzeoption, so no Nitro report was written. The CLI now addsrollup-plugin-visualizerto the Nitro build when Nitro did not./when there is only one.3000is already taken, it fallback to the 3000-3100 range instead of erroring