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It looks like the code assumes that package.json is in the root of the repo, which makes it impossible to use in monorepos (for example with multiple npm packages in a few subdirectories in the same git repo).
Would it be possible to be able to set custom package.json path or root directory?

The bundlephobia checker was mented on a github actions hackaton and wasn't mented to scalate in the way that have scalated so I prupose the next:

• Refactor the core structure in typescript
• Create a CD system with auto release on PR merged
• Refactor the table build util
• Refactor core functions to perform searches on diffs

It would be nice to see the size difference when e.g.: updating packages.

Lets say you use Dependabot to update you dependencies. Dependabot will show you (when available) the new features, bug fixes or braking changes.

What i'm interested in before I merge the update is:

• Do I need this Feature?
• Is it a security update?
• Does it make my dependencies bigger?
  Or even better smaller?

Therefore i would like to use the action with some additional information in the review e.g:
Bump Moment from 2.24.0 to 2.25.3 (threshold: 67kB)

I wanted to follow the readme exactly and use carlesnunez/check-my-bundlephobia@v1, but that was broken as well. It said that version was not published. As for carlesnunez/[email protected], that was recommended by the official github actions page

If you would like to see this live, it's on a public project: https://github.com/dawsbot/essential-eth/pull/7/checks?check_run_id=3629297920

It appears in the commit history that this bug was fixed via 1.8.0, but that's not live on the actions marketplace: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/bundlephobia-checker

I'm getting this error:

TypeError: devDependenciesList.includes is not a function

Any idea why it would happen?