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local-perf-cli

v1.0.6

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Local performance reporting from the command line 💻

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moigonzmoigonz

Keywords

performancelocalpsiclipage insightslighthousengrok

Readme

local-perf-cli

forthebadge

forthebadge

Local performance reporting from the command line 💻

Installation

npm install -g local-perf-cli

How it works

> local-perf <port> [options]

Options:

  -V, --version              output the version number
  -k, --keepalive            Keep the ngrok connection alive after the performance test
  -s, --strategy [strategy]  The strategy to use. Can be desktop or mobile (default: desktop)
  -v, --verbose              Verbose output
  -p, --pretty               Pretty print the output
  -i --indexonly             Give only the speed index
  -h, --help                 output usage information

TODO

  • Save the results for making comparisons between experiments

Contributing

Please see our contributing.md

License

MIT