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lighthouse-automatic

v1.0.6

Published

Run & Report Google lighthouse (performance, accessibility, pwa tests) metrics against your own websites/applications, lighthouse-automatic enables you the developer to ensure you're websites are performing as expected continuosly

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1. lighthouse-automatic

Google lighthouse as a service, automatically run lighthouse tasks in the background and profile your webpages

See ./example for example project.

2. Setup

Lighthouse automatic can be found on npmjs.com.

To add to your project:

yarn add lighthouse-automatic -D

Or to install lighthouse-automatic as a cli app (global):

yarn add global ligthouse-automatic

3. Configuration

Configuration is handled by properties declared in your package.json file.

Note* If using lighthouse-automatic globally the tool will look for a package.json in the current directory.

In your package.json you can configure the tests as follows:

  "lighthouse-automatic": {
        "urls": [
            {
                "url": "https://www.webpage.com/",
                "pageName": "webpage-Homepage"
            },
            {
                "url": "https://www.webpage.com/search?q=**",
                "pageName": "webpage-Search"
            },
            {
                "url": "https://www.webpage.com/login",
                "pageName": "webpage-login"
            }
        ],
        "log": false
    }

See 5. Options for more configuration.

4. Run

run the lighthouse-automatic command.

I suggest adding to npm scripts (see example project scripts.start) for ease of use.

5. Results

Head to <your-project-directory>/lighthouse-reports and the test results will be available to collect.

Currently results are only reported in .json format

5. Options

  • output: "string" choose the output filetype, possibilities are html or json

  • "urls": [Array] of {URL} objects, used to describe which urls to run lighthouse against;

  • url: {Object} - small object for each lighthouse automatic test destination.
    {
        "url": "https://www.webpage.com/",
        "pageName": "webpage-Homepage"
    },
  • "log": boolean - decide whether you want logs to be shown during build;

6. Next release

  • Post/Curl results to external endpoint
  • Run tests every X minutes