lighthouse-server

Inspired by @lhci/server, this server compatible with @lhci/cli@0.12.x to save historical Lighthouse data, displays trends in a dashboard, and offers comparison between builds.

Built With

• appwrite
• hono
• @lhci/server

Deployment

• Create project, database and deploy collections based on appwrite.json

• Deploy appwrite function (lighthouse-server) and set environment variables (refer here)

Usage

• After deployment, obtain the function domain.

• Install Lighthouse CI CLI tool globally.

npm install -g @lhci/cli@0.12.x

• Refer guide here on how to set up and configure Lighthouse CI on your project. Be sure to add basic auth username and password if you set those in your deployment environment variables.

• Create project by running lhci wizard (refer here for more details, remember to use the function domain obtained as URL of your LHCI server)

• Run lhci autorun to collect and save lighthouse results for your project on the server you just deployed. Unfortunately, lhci autorun will fail with 502 Bad Gateway when it sends PUT request to seal build at path /v1/projects/:projectId/builds/:buildId/lifecycle with Content-Type: application/json in the header and "sealed" in the body. You can manually make a request without "sealed" in the body to seal build and generate statistics for the data you just uploaded.

Demo

View demo here