PMA CLI

Overview

PMA CLI is a powerful command-line tool for analyzing web pages. It provides comprehensive insights into performance metrics, content sizes, and requests made by a web page. This tool can analyze either a URL or local HTML file content, helping developers and web professionals understand and optimize their web page's performance.

Features

• Analyze web pages via URL or local HTML file
• Display detailed performance metrics including page size, load time, and number of requests
• Provide a performance grade based on analysis results
• Organized and easy-to-read output format
• Interactive mode for user-friendly operation

Installation

To install PMA CLI globally, run:

npm install -g pma-cli

Usage

To run the CLI, use the following command in your terminal:

pma [options]

Command Options

• -u, --url <url>: Specify the URL of the web page to analyze
• -f, --file <filePath>: Specify the file path of the HTML content to analyze
• -d, --debug: Output the process in debug mode
• -e, --export <filePath>: Export results to a file
• -v, --version: Display the version information
• -h, --help: Display command options and usage information

Example Help Output

Interactive Mode

If neither the URL nor the file option is provided, the CLI will enter interactive mode, prompting you to choose between analyzing a URL or HTML content.

Examples

Analyze a URL:

pma --url https://example.com

Analyze a local HTML file:

pma --file /path/to/local/file.html

Analysis Results

After analysis, the results are displayed in a structured format, including:

• Performance Grade: An overall score based on various metrics
• Page Size: Total size of the web page and its resources
• Load Time: Estimated time to load the page
• Number of Requests: Count of HTTP requests made by the page

Example Output

Contributing

We welcome contributions to PMA CLI! Please see our CONTRIBUTING.md file for details on how to get started.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Support

If you encounter any issues or have questions, please file an issue on our GitHub repository.