speedlify

After you make a fast web site, keep it fast by measuring it over time. Read Use Speedlify to Continuously Measure Site Performance. Created by @zachleat.

Requires Node 12+
Each file in _data/sites/*.js is a category and contains a list of sites for comparison.

Run locally

After cloning you’ll probably want to delete the initial _data/sites/*.js files and create your own file with a list of your own site URLs!

npm install
npm run test-pages
npm run start

Deploy to Netlify

Can run directly on Netlify (including your tests) and will save the results to a Netlify build cache (via Netlify Build Plugins, see plugins/keep-data-cache/).

After cloning you’ll probably want to delete the initial _data/sites/*.js files and create your own file with a list of your own site URLs!

Speedlify will also save your data to /results.zip so that you can download later. Though this has proved to be unnecessary so far, it does serve as a fallback backup mechanism in case the Netlify cache is lost. Just look up your previous build URL and download the data to restore.

Known Limitations

If you change a URL to remove a redirect (to remove or add a www., moved domains, etc), you probably want to delete the old URL’s data otherwise you’ll have two entries in the results list.
When running on Netlify, a single category has a max limit on the number of sites it can test, upper bound on how many tests it can complete in the 15 minute Netlify build limit.
The same URL cannot be listed in two different categories (yet).

Pay for something better

Speedlify is intended as a stepping stone to more robust performance monitoring solutions like:

License

tankred/speedlify

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