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📦 stack-opt

Audit and optimize your JavaScript/TypeScript dependency stack — fast, local, and smart.

stack-opt is a blazing-fast CLI tool written in Rust that scans your package.json and flags:

🐘 Large packages that bloat your bundle
🕒 Stale packages that haven’t been updated in ages
⚠️ Deprecated dependencies that you should avoid
👤 Low-maintenance libraries with a single maintainer

Useful for keeping your stack lean, modern, and production-ready.

🚀 Features

⚡ High-performance Rust-powered analysis
📦 Analyzes both dependencies and devDependencies
🌐 Pulls live data from the NPM registry
🧠 Applies smart heuristics
🌈 Colorful, easy-to-read output
📄 JSON output for automation/CI use
🔐 Zero tracking, 100% local (no uploads)

📦 Installation

Install via Cargo:

cargo install stack-opt

Or clone and build locally:

git clone https://github.com/tomc2154/stack-opt.git
cd stack-opt
cargo install --path .

🛠 Usage

stack-opt --path ./your-project

🔧 CLI Options:

Flag	Description
`--path`	Path to the project directory (default: `.`)
`--no-dev`	Skip `devDependencies`
`--json`	Output results in JSON format
`--fail-on`	Exit with code `1` on warnings or criticals

Example:

stack-opt --no-dev
stack-opt --json > audit.json
stack-opt --fail-on crit

📊 Sample Output

📦 Fetching metadata for moment [dependencies]...
- [WARN] moment: 🐘 Large size (~4248.4 KB)

===========================
📊 Final Summary:
---------------------------
🔴 Critical: 1
🟠 Warnings: 9
🔵 Info:     4
✅ Clean:    6
📦 Total:    20
===========================

🤝 Contributing

Pull requests, issues, and suggestions are always welcome!
If you’ve got ideas, open a discussion or issue.

📄 License

MIT License.
See LICENSE for details.

stack-opt 0.1.2