webpack-recompilation-simulator allows simulating webpack recompilations. This tool helps developers understand the performance impact of code changes on their webpack builds. It tracks module build times, identifies slow modules, and provides insights into optimizing build performance. By simulating recompilations, developers can predict the effect of refactoring or dependency updates before implementing them, leading to faster feedback loops and more efficient build processes. This aids in improving development workflows by identifying bottlenecks.
The webpack-recompilation-simulator npm package had initial activity in March 2016 with 6 releases. Releases occurred in June 2018 (2 versions), July 2018 (1 version), and April 2020 (1 version). No releases have occurred since April 2020. The package appears inactive, with no new versions published in over five years.
Webpack-recompilation-simulator downloads show a general upward trend from March 2024 to March 2025, peaking at 883. After that, downloads decreased, with a noticeable drop in August 2025 (416). Please keep in mind that the data from August 2025 is not complete, since it represents the current month.
