@bowtie/lighthouse

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@bowtie/lighthouse

Simple CLI tool to run basic lighthouse audits against a website

Installation

npm i -g @bowtie/lighthouse

Usage

Basic desktop audit (defaults)

# Default behavior will run desktop audit & JSON report to stdout
btlh https://example.com

Specify mobile audit

btlh https://example.com --mobile

Save report(s) to directory (instead of stdout)

btlh https://example.com --output reports/example

See all available options in the --help menu

@bowtie/lighthouse  v1.0.0

  Lighthouse automated scans

Usage

  btlh [url] [options]
  btlh -u [url] [options]
  btlh --url [url] [options]

Examples

  # Run default desktop audit:
  btlh https://example.com

  # Run mobile audit:
  btlh https://example.com --mobile

  # JSON "pretty" print out:
  btlh https://example.com --pretty

  # Save reports to dir:
  btlh https://example.com --output /path/to/reports

  # Save HTML report(s):
  btlh https://example.com --html --output /path/to/reports

Available Options

  --version             Show current version
  -h, --help            Print this usage guide
  -f, --force           Ignore "throws" flag on logging methods
  -q, --quiet           Surpress all log output
  -v, --verbose         Show debugging output
  -u, --url url         Website URL to be audited
  -m, --mobile          Run mobile audit
  -d, --desktop         Run desktop audit
  -p, --pretty          Print "pretty" foramtted JSON output
  -t, --html            Save HTML reports (when --output specified)
  -o, --output string   Output directory (default: JSON to stdout)

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