Awesome video! Found the tool while searching for lightweight performance testing options. This video really clarifies the use of config files, that's what I've been searching for, thnx! Unfortunately, I keep getting "SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'export'" even when using provided config. Could someone possibly tell what I'm missing here? I'm new to node.js and installed it just now, so maybe there is some really stupid issue behind this. Unlighthouse runs fine without the config file, but I could really use it.
Amazing video, i just started using unlighthouse a month ago and i was desesperate for a tuto like that haha, would it be possible for you to developp the CI part ? i can figure out how to find the generated report
Yes, this has been on my mind lately as I am wrapping initial development on some boiler plate I am working on for my own business. Once I have it implemented myself I will probably make a video on it.
Thx a lot for your video, it really helps ! I went to ask if you can provide the script to save results into CSV file it would be great. Thank you again
Thanks! Glad it helped. unlighthouse-ci will generate the csv with a couple switches just enter: npx unlighthouse-ci --site "www.example.com" --reporter csvExpanded There are more --reporter options you can get from "npx unlighthouse-ci --help" if you are interested. Sorry, I wasn't real clear about that in the video. Is that what you wanted or did you want the zsh scripts? I created the zsh scripts to run unlighthouse-ci on multiple sites and then aggregate all the results from multiple csv into a single file. If that's what you were really looking for let me know and I will figure out a way to get them to you.
@@MeteoricMoney I managed to generate CSV file, but by opening it the values wasn't organized. could you please provide me the zsh scripts it would be great. thanks again
I have Windows 11. I have installed Node.js version 20 something. I have also istalled Windows Terminal (powershell). When I open the terminal and enter npx unlighthouse --site with my site, I get back about 6 or 7 error codes indicating a bit of mumb jumbo, but it appears the terminal cannot find the file. Do you have any thoughts? I have tried to reach out to unlighthouse support, however when I am sent an email verification and attempt to verify it I am advised that the link has expired. This is with in seconds of receiving the email.
good news unlighthouse now uses v11.6! so no workarounds required. I wondered where you got your unlighthouse.config.ts code from? I see lots of useful information in the file you demo
Thanks for the update! I cobbled my config file together from the docs and maybe another source I can't remember. But, you are right there are some useful things in there so I will put it on my g-drive and provide a link in a pinned comment with some more info. I decided to not go into too much detail about some of it in the video because some of it I am still unsure of and learning about.
Here is a link to get the Unlighthouse config file I was using in the video as requested: bit.ly/MyUnlighthouseConfig
You are really a great guy! Thanks a ton for this video
So nice of you. Thank you and have a great day!
Is it possible to use a custom list of URLs instead of automatically crawling a site?
How do you get to the terminal page you refer to?
Awesome video! Found the tool while searching for lightweight performance testing options. This video really clarifies the use of config files, that's what I've been searching for, thnx!
Unfortunately, I keep getting "SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'export'" even when using provided config. Could someone possibly tell what I'm missing here? I'm new to node.js and installed it just now, so maybe there is some really stupid issue behind this.
Unlighthouse runs fine without the config file, but I could really use it.
Amazing video, i just started using unlighthouse a month ago and i was desesperate for a tuto like that haha, would it be possible for you to developp the CI part ? i can figure out how to find the generated report
Yes, this has been on my mind lately as I am wrapping initial development on some boiler plate I am working on for my own business. Once I have it implemented myself I will probably make a video on it.
Thx a lot for your video, it really helps ! I went to ask if you can provide the script to save results into CSV file it would be great. Thank you again
Thanks! Glad it helped. unlighthouse-ci will generate the csv with a couple switches just enter:
npx unlighthouse-ci --site "www.example.com" --reporter csvExpanded
There are more --reporter options you can get from "npx unlighthouse-ci --help" if you are interested.
Sorry, I wasn't real clear about that in the video. Is that what you wanted or did you want the zsh scripts? I created the zsh scripts to run unlighthouse-ci on multiple sites and then aggregate all the results from multiple csv into a single file. If that's what you were really looking for let me know and I will figure out a way to get them to you.
@@MeteoricMoney I managed to generate CSV file, but by opening it the values wasn't organized. could you please provide me the zsh scripts it would be great. thanks again
I have Windows 11. I have installed Node.js version 20 something. I have also istalled Windows Terminal (powershell). When I open the terminal and enter npx unlighthouse --site with my site, I get back about 6 or 7 error codes indicating a bit of mumb jumbo, but it appears the terminal cannot find the file. Do you have any thoughts? I have tried to reach out to unlighthouse support, however when I am sent an email verification and attempt to verify it I am advised that the link has expired. This is with in seconds of receiving the email.
good news unlighthouse now uses v11.6! so no workarounds required. I wondered where you got your unlighthouse.config.ts code from? I see lots of useful information in the file you demo
Thanks for the update! I cobbled my config file together from the docs and maybe another source I can't remember. But, you are right there are some useful things in there so I will put it on my g-drive and provide a link in a pinned comment with some more info. I decided to not go into too much detail about some of it in the video because some of it I am still unsure of and learning about.
Hi, I pinned a comment with a link to the config file. Enjoy!