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@svelte-vitals/vite

v0.54.5

Published

Vite/SvelteKit plugin for svelte-vitals — analyzes prerendered HTML during vite build, plus a live dev dashboard.

Readme

@svelte-vitals/vite

npm

Vite/SvelteKit plugin for svelte-vitals. Two things in one package:

  • Build-time gate: hooks into vite build, parses the prerendered HTML (head metadata, images, headings, landmarks and ids), and runs the same rule engine as the CLI (SEO, Performance, Correctness, Security, Architecture, Accessibility). It works with any metadata library, because it inspects the real output. Fails the build when findings reach failOn.
  • Live dev dashboard, on by default during vite dev: a searchable, filterable code-health dashboard at /__svelte-vitals/, covering the whole project from startup via static analysis, refined to real rendered values as you browse.

ESM-only (Node 24.16+). Ships ES modules only; require() is unsupported by design.

Usage

// vite.config.ts
import { sveltekit } from '@sveltejs/kit/vite';
import { svelteVitals } from '@svelte-vitals/vite';

export default {
  plugins: [sveltekit(), svelteVitals({ failOn: 'critical', report: 'console' })]
};

vite dev prints the dashboard's URL next to its own Local:/Network: lines. Add the svelteVitalsHandle hook (from @svelte-vitals/vite/hooks) to src/hooks.server.ts for per-route measured accuracy as you browse. The dashboard works without it too, from whole-project static analysis alone.

Options

  • failOn: minimum severity that fails the build (default critical).
  • report: 'console' | 'json' | false (default console).
  • outFile: write the JSON report to a path.
  • rules / metaComponents / treatDynamicAs: same as the CLI/core config.
  • weights: per-category weight overrides for the combined Health score.
  • prerenderDir: override the prerendered-pages directory.
  • cwd: project root (defaults to the Vite config root).
  • ui: serve the live dev dashboard (default true); pass false to keep only the build-time gate.

At build time the HTML check covers prerendered routes only; the source scan applies project-wide. SSR and dynamic routes have no build output, so nothing checks their rendered HTML here. The svelte-vitals CLI covers them by source analysis, and browsing them during vite dev gets the live dashboard a rendered reading.

See Live dashboard and Plugin mode for the full picture.

License

MIT © Kazuma Oe