tree-shaking 0.2.5

Detect and eliminate "unused" files from dependencies to reduce packaging size of target application.

Python Tree Shaking

中文版

English README is under construction.

Install

pip install tree-shaking

Be noted tree-shaking requires Python >= 3.12.

Usage

Project tree (before):

# my example project
/workspace/hello-world
|= .venv
|= hello_world
   |- __init__.py
   |- __main__.py
   |- ...
|= dist
|- pyprojet.toml
|- tree_shaking.yaml
|- ...

"tree_shaking.yaml" content:

root: .
search_paths:
  - <root>/.venv/Lib/site-packages
  - <root>
entries:
  - <root>/hello_world/__main__.py

Create a temporary script (e.g. "build.py"), code like this:

import tree_shaking
tree_shaking.build_graph_modules("./tree_shaking.yaml")
tree_shaking.dump_tree("./tree_shaking.yaml", "./dist/minified_libs")

After running, the project tree changes:

# my example project
/workspace/hello-world
|= .venv
|= hello_world
   |- __init__.py
   |- __main__.py
   |- ...
|= dist
   |= minified_libs  # updated
      |= ...
|- pyprojet.toml
|- tree_shaking.yaml
|- ...

You can temporarily exclude ".venv/Lib/site-packages", and add "dist/minified_libs" to Python's sys.path (put it at the first place) to test if worked.

After testing, compress "dist/minified_libs" to zip, and compare its size with ".venv/Lib/site-packages" -- the more heavy dependencies you have, the more notable changes on size reduction.

Incremental Updates

Just rerun "build.py", outputs results to the same path as last time, tree-shaking will find the changed parts and do only necessary adding/deleting operations to the target directory.