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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

2014-10-28: We have now released the first beta of 3.0!

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-beta

  • 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@3.0.0-beta -g

Documentation

Will be added soon.