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site-mobile-friendly

v1.0.2

Published

Checks if the site is mobile-friendly (by Google Search Console API). Renders detailed reports.

Downloads

3

Readme

site-mobile-friendly

Checks if the site is mobile-friendly (by Google Search Console API). Renders detailed reports.

Sample Output (by Node CLI)

Mobile Friendly Test Result

Installing

$ npm install --save site-mobile-friendly

Background

Part of our Dev Ops automation process. After deploying the application in one of the servers, Mobile friendly testing should have been done automatically. This Node module is used and triggered by Jenkins build pipeline to report the web portal mobile friendlyness. Can be used for any type of web site and portal.

Pre requisites

Usage

Node CLI

You need to pass two command line arguments (both mandatory).

  • apiKey: the API key you have obtained from Google
  • site: the url of the site you are going to test
$ node index --apiKey <<your-key>> --site www.google.com

Gulp

You need to pass two command line arguments (both mandatory).

  • apiKey: the API key you have obtained from Google
  • site: the url of the site you are going to test
$ gulp --apiKey <<your-key>> --site www.google.com

API

Use the mobile-friendly-api module for this.

var mobile_test = require('site-mobile-friendly/mobile-friendly-api');
var params = {
	apiKey: '<<your-key>>',
	site: 'www.google.com'
};

mobile_test(params, function(err) {
	if (err)	console.log(err);
});

License

MIT