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A way to measure the filesize of a file without making any additional compression and transformation on it. Prefer use will be, measuring the filesize of already minified files like styles or comparing different bundles without doing the trasformation again. This method try to return what the OS Filesystem sees - may be a bit different across multiple filesystems like FAT, AFAS, EXT3... Signed-off-by: Bozhidar Dryanovski <[email protected]>
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A way to measure the filesize of a file without making any additional
compression and transformation on it.
Prefer use will be, measuring the filesize of already minified files like
styles or comparing different bundles without doing the trasformation
again.
This method try to return what the OS Filesystem sees - may be a bit
different across multiple filesystems like FAT, AFAS, EXT3...
Signed-off-by: Bozhidar Dryanovski [email protected]