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lighthouse-viewer

v0.1.235

Published

Package with the lighthouse-viewer files from the official repositories of Lighthouse

Downloads

1,964

Readme

Lighthouse Viewer

This is the code extracted from the lighthouse original repository and packaged as an ES Modules for convenience and tree shaking.

The code for this repository is automatically generated every time is built, copying the files, adding the imports and exports for every file.

This is only for convenience, and it would be cool if some day the people from Lighthouse could export this code as well.

Getting started

  1. Install it using npm i lighthouse-viewer
  2. In your code, import the following modules:
import { renderReport } from 'lighthouse-viewer';
import report from './static/report.json';

const app = document.querySelector<HTMLDivElement>('#lighthouse-viewer-element')!;

const reportHtml = renderReport(report as any, {});
app.appendChild(reportHtml);
  1. And in your HTML
<div>
  <main class="lighthouse-viewer"></main>
</div>

All the credits to the Lightouse Authors

If there is any issue with the license or the copyrights, please let me know. There is no other intentions behind this besides making it easy to find.