CI #8 - Automated Lighthouse Benchmarks

[@pacomcharbelyabi9281]

Thanks for this CI/CD serie 👌

[@Scetils]

Thanks for this series. I really appreciate the way you teach. It's almost like baring witness to your train of thought. There's something very reassuring in that. I hope you keep enjoying making videos for a long time 🤺

[@SwashbucklingwithCode]

Is that a little swashbuckler? Thank you, and I'm happy to hear you enjoyed it.

[@Scetils]

@@SwashbucklingwithCode Little for now. But his swashbuckle grows more daring with each subsequent video consumed

[@SwashbucklingwithCode]

@@Scetils You can never underestimate the absorber types.

[@stephennwakasi4631]

Oh yeah! We hit video #8! Thank you for the playlist.

[@SwashbucklingwithCode]

Congratz on the putting the effort to get through them all.

[@GiviKuchukhidze]

Great video! It has provided me with a lot of valuable information.

[@automazionetradingytchanne5362]

great content, great series, you're a great teacher. Such a greatness! I appreciate your way of sorting out things that led me to wrap up my mind on the topic. B-i-g thanks

[@SwashbucklingwithCode]

Thank you, I really appreciate that.

[@dipanshuchaubey]

Amazing video, I found this really helpful.

[@Yu-uo9nf]

Thanks for this great video!

[@fincha8605]

Thanks for the amazing video

[@SwashbucklingwithCode]

Happy to hear you enjoyed it.

[@HH-lw2vg]

I get an error in my html file saying: Lighthouse report requires JavaScript. Please enable. after doing the npm run ci:lighthouse. Anybody knows what is wrong?

[@MrKrepysh00]

Thank you for the lesson. Happened. But I have an angular application. And it only scans the first page. But does not go deep into routing How to change the path? Write manually or automatically in config. So far, of those options that are in the configuration documents, I have not found an answer.

[@SwashbucklingwithCode]

The setup can be different for different build systems, but I usually use the `url` key in the lighthouse yaml file for single page apps. Example: ci: collect: numberOfRuns: 3 startServerCommand: npm start url: - localhost:3000/ - localhost:3000/second-page

[@ahmedkamel7909]

great

[@SwashbucklingwithCode]

Ty.