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@yigitysl/perfanalyticsjs

v1.0.8

Published

a client-side library, which collects some performance related key metrics from browser and sends to the PerfAnalyticsAPI

Readme

PerfAnalyticsJS

PerfAnalyticsJS is a client-side library, which collects some performance related key metrics from browser and sends to the PerfAnalyticsAPI

Acceptance Criterias

  • It does not harm clients performance
  • It should measure TTFB, FCP, Dom Load, and Window Load events
  • It should measure Network timings for Document, Image, Font, JS, and CSS
  • It should work on all modern browsers Except Microsoft Products
  • It should send performance metrics to API in a proper way.
  • It should be generic and can be used in any web application (big plus)
  • It should smaller than 3KB Gzip (big plus)

Installation

npm install @yigitysl/perfanalyticsjs

How to use

PerfAnalyticsJS is designed to be used in the browser. Import and construct, will send perforamance analyticts to PerfAnalyticsAPI. You can enable debug.

import PerfAnalytics from '@yigitysl/perfanalyticsjs'

const perfAnalytics = new PerfAnalytics({
  perfAnalyticsId: 'xxxxxxxxxxxx'
  // debug: true
})

or

<script async src="https://yy-perf-analytics-dashboard.herokuapp.com/PerfAnalytics.js"/>

window.PerfAnalyticsJS({
   perfAnalyticsId: 'xxxxxxxxxxxx',
 //  debug: true
})

Summary

  • 2.7K Gzipped PerfAnalytics.js.gz
  • Developed with typescript, exports its type definitions
  • CI & CD with github workflows
  • Npm library published https://www.npmjs.com/package/@yigitysl/perfanalyticsjs
  • using eslint with eslint-compat-plugin and browserslist to avoid browser support issues
  • Generates API types with swagger script from API docs
  • Send data using sendBeacon when possible, see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Navigator/sendBeacon