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angular-render-scan-cli

v0.1.14

Published

CLI installer for angular-render-scan — zero-friction Angular performance profiler setup.

Readme

angular-render-scan-cli

CLI installer and CI report generator for angular-render-scan.

Usage

npx angular-render-scan-cli init

The CLI detects Angular CLI and Nx workspaces (angular.json, workspace.json, nx.json, or project.json), finds your main.ts or app.config.ts, installs angular-render-scan, and injects provideAngularRenderScan() into your Angular providers.

Options

npx angular-render-scan-cli init --dry-run
npx angular-render-scan-cli init --script-tag
npx angular-render-scan-cli --help
  • --dry-run: preview changes without writing files.
  • --script-tag: add the CDN script tag instead of provider setup.
  • --force: patch even if angular-render-scan is already present.

CI performance report

Save the InteractionReport returned by report.interactionReport() in a Playwright test, then render or compare it:

npx angular-render-scan-cli report --input candidate.json --format markdown
npx angular-render-scan-cli report \
  --input candidate.json \
  --baseline baseline.json \
  --github-summary \
  --fail-on-regression

--format accepts markdown, html, or json; --output writes to a file. In GitHub Actions, --github-summary appends the result to the job summary. --fail-on-regression exits with status 1 when total or maximum cycle time rises more than 10%, no-mutation check share rises more than 5 points, or new budget violations appear.

Docs

https://github.com/edisonaugusthy/angular-render-scan