sitespeed.io is an open-source tool for comprehensive web performance analysis, enabling you to test, monitor, and optimize your website’s speed using real browsers in various environments.
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README.md

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

Sitespeed.io is an open source tool that helps you analyze and optimize your website speed and performance, based on performance best practices rules and collecting browser metrics using the Navigation Timing API and User Timings.

You can use it on Mac, Linux & Windows (using Git Bash). And collect timing metrics using Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer (Windows only). You can use Jenkins with the Jenkins plugin to collect data and break builds.

Run on Mac OS X

$ brew tap tobli/browsertime
$ brew install sitespeedio/sitespeedio/sitespeed.io
$ sitespeed.io -h

Run on Linux or Windows

Follow these instructions to run on Linux and these for Windows.

Functionality

Here's a list of the main features, for a full list checkout the documentation:

  • Crawl your site or feed sitespeed with a list of URL:s
  • Analyze the pages against the latest web best practice rule
  • Fetch Navigation Timing & User Timing metrics using Chrome, Firefox and/or Internet Explorer
  • See the result on a high summary level for all the pages and individual results on a page level
  • Analyze and compare multiple sites (use it to compare your site with competitors)
  • Output JUnit XML of both web best practices & timing metrics
  • Get screenshots of your site at a specific viewport
  • See the most used assets for all analyzed pages

Documentation

See http://www.sitespeed.io for documentation.

Example

And here's a couple of examples on how the result pages looks like:

The site summary page

All the pages

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