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perf-audit

v2.1.1

Published

Generates a Markdown Performance Audit

Downloads

8

Readme

# Performance Audit Generator

Generates a markdown Performance Audit based on the results from web page test services.

Install

npm install -g perf-audit

## Usage

Available Options

-h, --help Displays instructions.

-o, --output Output path of the template. Defaults to stdout.

-s, --site The URL of the website being tested, or the site ID if using SpeedCurve.

-t, --testPlatform The platform you wish to get stats from. Options: SpeedCurve, WebPageTest

-a, --apiKey The API key for your chosen platform.

to, --timeout Set the timeout of WebPageTest results requests.

i, --testID Request results for a specific WebPageTest test.

SpeedCurve Example

Output to console;

  perf-audit -s <Site ID> -t SpeedCurve -a <API Key>

Output to .md file on Desktop;

  perf-audit -s <Site ID> -t SpeedCurve -a <API Key> -o ~/Desktop/test.md

WebPageTest Example

You will need an API key which is available from http://www.webpagetest.org/getkey.php.

Output to console;

  perf-audit -s <URL> -t WebPageTest -a <API Key>

Output to .md file on Desktop;

  perf-audit -s <URL> -t WebPageTest -a <API Key> -o ~/Desktop/test.md

Custom Timeout (default: 120) for WebPageTest results request;

  perf-audit -s <URL> -t WebPageTest -a <API Key> -to <seconds>

Generate report from existing WebPageTest results;

  perf-audit -s <URL> -t WebPageTest -a <API Key> -i <test ID>