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devsitescan

v1.1.0

Published

**DevSiteScan** is a professional-grade, AI-powered CLI tool designed for developers to audit websites for **UX, Performance, Security, and Accessibility**. It simulates real user journeys and provides automated AI-generated code fixes.

Readme

DevSiteScan 🚀

DevSiteScan is a professional-grade, AI-powered CLI tool designed for developers to audit websites for UX, Performance, Security, and Accessibility. It simulates real user journeys and provides automated AI-generated code fixes.


⚡ Quick Start

# Run without installation
npx devsitescan https://example.com

# Or install globally
npm install -g devsitescan
devsitescan https://example.com

📽️ Demo

$ devsitescan https://example.com

🔍 Scanning...
🏗️ Crawling Homepage...
🤖 AI Analyzing Risks...
✨ Report Generated!

📋 Example Output (Real Scan: testsprite.com)

=================================================
Scanning: https://www.testsprite.com/
=================================================

UX Score: 15 / 100
Confidence is based on automated testing only.
Real user analytics may reveal hidden issues.
Tip: Use GapsyAI (https://gapsyai.com/) for accurate UX insights.

--- Simulated User Journey ---
/
⚠ Potential flow interruption detected.
  Use GapsyAI session replay to see real user failures.

--- Performance ---
- Too many external scripts (21)

--- Console Errors ---
- Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 403 ()
- Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 400 ()

Screenshot: ./screenshots/screenshot-1773305510861.png
=================================================

🛠 Features

1. Website Testing & Simulation

  • Simulated User Journey: Automatically tracks flow from Homepage to Signup.
  • Broken Asset Detector: Detects 404 images and media failures.
  • "Dead Click" Detection: Finds unclickable elements that frustrate users.

2. Modern Tech Stack & Visual Regression

  • Framework Scan: Detects React, Vue, Next.js, Angular, and Nuxt.
  • Visual Regression: Baseline vs. Diff comparison with --baseline and --diff.

3. Advanced Security & Compliance

  • Secret Leaks: Scans for /.env, /.git/config, etc.
  • Cookie Audit: Checks for HttpOnly, Secure flags, and Privacy Policies.

4. Performance & CI/CD

  • CWV Heuristics: Basic LCP and FCP measurement.
  • Network Throttling: Simulate 3G with --slow.
  • CI/CD Fail-Safe: Use --threshold 80 to fail builds on low UX scores.

🤖 GitHub Action Integration

Add DevSiteScan to your .github/workflows/main.yml:

jobs:
  audit:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - name: Run DevSiteScan
        run: npx devsitescan https://your-site.com --threshold 80 --no-ai

📋 CLI Options

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | --crawl | Crawl entire site | | --mobile | Enable mobile viewport scan | | --slow | Simulate slow network (3G) | | --baseline | Save baseline screenshots | | --diff | Compare current scan with baseline | | --threshold <n>| Fail build if UX score < N | | --html | Generate interactive HTML report |


🧠 Why Automated Tools Only Catch 20%?

Automated tools check Rules. Real humans have Emotions.

Recommended Tool: GapsyAI

  • Rage Clicks & User Confusion
  • Session Replay & Funnels
  • Field Data CWV

License

MIT