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Analyze the web performance of your site

Package Exports

  • sitespeed.io
  • sitespeed.io/lib/sitespeed

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (sitespeed.io) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

Readme

Sitespeed.io - how speedy is your website? Build Status

2014-10-04: Today I've merged the 3.0-wip into the master branch and releasing an early alpha release of 3.0. It is still really rough around the edges and it will be fixed the coming weeks. The release date for a final 3.0 is the 3:rd of November.

The latest stable release is 2.5.7, you can get it from the release page or install it using Homebrew.

New in 3.0.0-alpha

  • The main goal with 3.0 has been to move to NodeJS. The crawler & BrowserTime still uses Java and we will try to move away from that in the future
  • We use Handlebars templates (instead of the old Velocity ones).
  • All data is JSON instead of XML as it was before.
  • Drive/get/collect data from WebPageTest & Google Page Speed Insights
  • HAR-files created from the browser you use when fetching Navigation Timing API metrics
  • Generate JUnit XML files and/or send data to Graphite; now included as main functionality.
  • Support for getting Navigation Timing data from PhantomJS 2.0
  • Two new result pages: Slowest domains and Toplist (with information about assets). More info will come
  • We use Handlebars templates (instead of the old Velocity ones).
  • Yep, hate to say it but the parameters to the CLI has changed, so please check --help to see how you should do

You can use the new version on Mac & Linux and hopefully on Windows in the near future.

Install 

$ npm install sitespeed.io -g

Documentation

Will be added soon.