Nice that you are here looking how to set webperf-core up :) There are three methods that we have test and know work when get started. The easiest to setup are GitHub Actions for public facing websites. If you want to test/verify private websites like acceptance test environments and more you are probably best to choose the local machine method. You can read more about every method on the links below.
After you have choosen then method to get started and followed the method specific instructions you can view more general information below.
| Argument | What happens |
|---|---|
| -h/--help | Help information on how to use script |
| -u/--url | website url to test against |
| -t/--test | run ONE test (use ? to list available tests) |
| -r/--review | show reviews in terminal |
| -i/--input | input file path (.json/.sqlite/.csv/.xml) |
| --input-skip | number of items to skip |
| --input-take | number of items to take |
| -o/--output | output file path (.json/.sqlite/.csv/.sql) |
| -a/--addUrl | website url (required in compination with -i/--input) |
| -d/--deleteUrl | website url (required in compination with -i/--input) |
| -L/--language | language used for output(en = default/sv) |