If someone is wondering how effective such an approach is going to be with npm, consider the following: If you add jest, the popular test runner by Meta, that'

If someone is wondering how effective such an approach is going to be with npm, consider the following: If you add jest, the popular test runner by Meta, that's adding 300 packages to your dependency graph. And here we don't yet have a bundler, linter, code formatter, or even web framework. So good luck with minimizing those dependencies.