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@perforgo/lib

v0.12.0

Published

This is the code responsible for capturing performance events on the browser and forwarding them to the Perforgo analytical system for processing and showing on the Perforgo dashboard.

Downloads

658

Readme

Perforgo

This is the code responsible for capturing performance events on the browser and forwarding them to the Perforgo analytical system for processing and showing on the Perforgo dashboard.

Sign up for free to start capturing and monitoring performance events, and show your boss the amazing improvements you're making!

Installation

The Perforgo library can be installed in a variety of ways:

CDN

The easiest way to use Perforgo:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@perforgo/lib@latest/dist/cdn/perforgo.umd.js" async />

NPM

  1. Install the package from NPM
npm install @perforgo/lib@latest
  1. Import the package into your JavaScript file
import { Perforgo } from '@perforgo/lib'
  1. Configure the Perforgo instance
const perforgo = new Perforgo({
    appId: 'your-perforgo-generated-id',
    domainName: 'your-domain.com'
})
  1. Initialise your new Perforgo instance
perforgo.init()

All events are sent by default but you can optionally configure which events you want to send:

const perforgo = new Perforgo({
    appId: 'your-perforgo-generated-id',
    domainName: 'your-domain.com',
    enabledFeatures: {
        lcp: boolean,
        ttfb: boolean,
        inp: boolean,
        cls: boolean,
        resourceMonitoring: boolean | {
            images: boolean
            excludedDomains: string
        }
    }
})

Nuxt 3 Module

We've developed a handy Nuxt 3 module which slots Perforgo neatly into the Nuxt 3 lifecycle.

Note: We've only tested this on versions of Nuxt between 3.17 and less than Nuxt 4. Please raise an issue if it's not working on Nuxt 4 or less than 3.17.

  1. Install the package from NPM
npx nuxi module add @perforgo/nuxt
  1. Add to modules array in nuxt.config.ts
modules: [
    "@perforgo/nuxt"
]
  1. Configure the module by adding the Perforgo key to the nuxt.config.ts with the following:
perforgo: {
    enabled: true,
    appId: 'your-perforgo-generated-id',
    domainName: 'your-domain.com'
},

All events are sent by default but you can optionally configure which events you want to send:

perforgo: {
    enabled: true,
    appId: 'your-perforgo-generated-id',
    domainName: 'your-domain.com',
    enabledFeatures: {
        lcp: boolean,
        ttfb: boolean,
        inp: boolean,
        cls: boolean,
        resourceMonitoring: boolean | {
            images: boolean
            excludedDomains: string
        }
    }
},