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@speedcurve/lux

v3.0.14

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Readme

lux.js - real user monitoring

This repository contains the source code for lux.js, SpeedCurve's real user monitoring (RUM) script.

How to use lux.js

  1. Sign up for a SpeedCurve account
  2. Go to the Settings page and scroll to the bottom of the page
  3. Click on Edit RUM
  4. Click on the JS Snippet tab
  5. Copy the RUM JS snippet into the <head> of your page

⚠️ Self-hosting lux.js is not recommended. Please read our self-hosting documentation for more information.

Configuring lux.js

See the lux.js API documentation.

Using lux.js in a SPA

See the SPA documentation.

Project goals

  1. Browser compatibility - lux.js runs and gathers basic metrics in every browser that supports ES3, while still gathering modern metrics from evergreen browsers.
  2. Small size - lux.js aims to be under 10 KB when minified and compressed.
  3. Low overhead - lux.js creates only a handful of event handlers and observers. Most metrics are calculated on-demand before a beacon is sent.

Local development

  • Compile the lux.js script with npm run build or npm run watch
  • Run the tests with npm run test
  • Check for linting errors with npm run lint and automatically fix them (where possible) with npm run lint-fix

Release process

  1. Propose changes in a pull request
  2. Once approved, merge changes to the main branch
  3. Increment the SCRIPT_VERSION constant on the main branch
  4. Add release information into CHANGELOG.md in this repo
  5. Create a new release in GitHub, following the naming convention and documentation process of previous releases
  6. Run npm run build to generate the lux.js bundles.
  7. Follow the rum-backend release process to deploy the updated lux.js bundles.