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fast-test-cli

v1.0.1

Published

Internet speed test powered by fast.com and Netflix Open Connect servers

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dnielpydnielpy

Keywords

clispeed-testfast.cominternet

Readme

fast-test-cli

Prueba la velocidad de tu conexión desde la terminal usando servidores de Netflix, como fast.com.

Requisitos

  • macOS o Linux
  • Node.js 20 o superior

Instalación desde npm

npm install -g fast-test-cli

Después, en macOS o Linux, ejecuta:

fast

No hace falta instalar nada diferente según el sistema operativo. Si npm muestra EACCES en macOS o Linux, configura un prefijo de usuario:

mkdir -p ~/.npm-global
npm config set prefix ~/.npm-global
echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.npm-global/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.zshrc
source ~/.zshrc
npm install -g fast-test-cli

En Linux que use Bash, cambia ~/.zshrc por ~/.bashrc.

Instalación desde GitHub

git clone [email protected]:dnielpy/fast-cli.git
cd fast-cli
npm install
npm run build
npm install -g . --prefix ~/.npm-global

Luego ejecuta fast.

Uso

fast

Por defecto mide ping, descarga y subida y actualiza la velocidad en la misma línea de la terminal. Cada fase dura al menos 10 segundos y puede extenderse hasta 30 segundos para estabilizar el resultado.

fast --download-only
fast --json
fast --verbose
fast --help

--json está pensado para scripts y no imprime progreso interactivo. El resultado depende de la ruta entre tu conexión y los servidores de Netflix, por lo que puede variar entre ejecuciones. Esta herramienta no sustituye una certificación empresarial de ancho de banda.

Desarrollo local

npm install
npm run build
npm install -g .

El comando no abre un navegador: obtiene la configuración actual de fast.com y realiza las transferencias directamente desde Node.js.