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photon-beacon

v1.1.2

Published

A performance timing beacon that's traveling light.

Downloads

3

Readme

Photon-beacon

A performance timing beacon that's traveling light Proof of Concept

To stay light and native, it assumes you either polyfill for user timing api and fetch APIs, or are ok with not measuring performance of users with unsupported browsers

Usage

Install photon-beacon as a dependency

npm install --save photon-beacon
  • Set up a config object
  • Listen for an event to gather and send on
  • Include the dist script on your page near the end. Use async attr to the script so it doesn't block
<script>
  window.PHOTON_CONFIG = {
    URL: '/beacon'
  }
  // gather and send on unload, as user leaves page
  window.addEventListener('unload', () => {
    PHOTON.getData(); // (required) gather all performance api data
    PHOTON.addData('foo', {'bar': false}); // (optional) add arbitrary data
    PHOTON.send(); // (required) sends beacon, if supported
  });
</script>
<script async src="photon-beacon/dist/photon-beacon.min.src"></script>

Making measurements

  • usetheplatform. Make timings with performance.mark() and performance.measure()
  • PHOTON.addData('key',value) to manually add arbitrary data to send with PHOTON, like pagename, data from other systems, etc.
  • Automatically sends performance.timing, performance.getEntriesByType("resource")