This Gawk script parses the output from 'deno info', extracts dependencies along with their sizes, converts all sizes to megabytes (MB), aggregates sizes by unique paths, and lists the top 10 largest dependencies sorted by size in descending order.

deno_dependency_analyzer.sh

#!/usr/bin/env gawk -f
# deno_dependency_analyzer.sh
#
# Description:
#   This Gawk script parses the output from 'deno info', extracts dependencies along with their sizes,
#   converts all sizes to megabytes (MB), aggregates sizes by unique paths, and lists the top 10 largest
#   dependencies sorted by size in descending order.

# Execute 'deno info' with provided import map and script, and process the output with gawk
deno info --import-map "$IMPORT_MAP" "$DENO_SCRIPT" | gawk '
{
    # Remove ANSI escape sequences for cleaner parsing
    gsub(/\x1B\[[0-9;]*[mK]/, "");

    # Match lines with sizes at the end, after a URL or path
    if (match($0, /(\S+)\s+\(([0-9]+\.[0-9]+)(KB|MB)\)/, arr)) {
        path = arr[1];  # Capture the dependency path
        size = arr[2];  # Capture the numeric size
        unit = arr[3];  # Capture the unit (KB or MB)
        
        if (unit == "KB") {
            size /= 1024;  # Convert KB to MB
        }
        
        # Print the size in MB and the path
        printf("%.2f MB\t%s\n", size, path);
    }
}' | sort -k1,1nr | head -10