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@dreipol/dreihouse-cli

v2.0.11

Published

CLI Interface for @dreipol/lighthouse-runner module

Downloads

33

Readme

dreihouse-cli

Dreihouse is a tool to run automated lighthouse audits for a webproject. Dreihouse has the advantage to be more configurable than lighthouse.

Install

npm i dreihouse-cli -g

Commands

audit <url> <dir>

This command, launches a headless chrome instance and will run a small set of audits on the given url whenever a file in the given folder changes.

setup <dir>

The setup command will setup the default configuration files in the folder specified in the command. After setup you have to edit the config to your flavours.

report <URL> [--config-file ./config/desktop.js] --reporter [REPORTER]

    dreihouse report https://example.ch -f ./config/desktop.js -r cli
    

To create a report you have to call this command followed by the config file that holds the configuration for dreihouse. Alternately you can run an audit with a default config by leaving your the config file option.

    dreihouse report https://example.ch -r cli

list of available reporters

  • cli Print lighthouse results in CLI
  • json Store the whole LH report as JSON
  • json-dashboard save just lighthouse-dashboard specific data
  • html save the LH report for further inspections

Flags

| name | optional | default | example | description | | ---------------- | -------- | -------- | ----------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | -r, --reporter | false | | cli,html,json,json-dashboard | Add list of repprters to handle the data. Available | | -f, --config-file| true |./config/base.js | ./config/lh.desktop.js | Define the config file| | -p, --port | true | 9222 | | Debugging port of a running chrome instance | | -v, --verbose | true | false | -v = Error; -vv = Info; -vvvv = Debug | Verbose console output | | -s, --silent | true | false | | Suppress spinner on CLI|

#Config

See @dreipol/lighthouse-runner for detailed config