speedlify-score Web Component

• I added Lighthouse Scores to my Site’s Footer and You Can Too
• Related blog post: Use Speedlify to Continuously Measure Site Performance

Demo

• <speedlify-score> Demo using speedlify.dev instance

Usage

Installation

npm install speedlify-score

Include Sources

Include speedlify-score.js and speedlify-score.css in your page (preferably concatenated in via a build script).

Use Markup

Use <speedlify-score> in your markup.

Required attributes:

• speedlify-url: Required. The URL to your Speedlify instance.
• hash: Preferred but technically optional. A hash representing the active URL.
  • Look this up via your Speedlify instance’s /api/urls.json file. Full instructions available at this blog post.
• url: Optional. Not used if hash is supplied. This is the raw URL of the page you’d like to see the score for. Defaults to the current page.

Examples

<!-- Preferred -->
<speedlify-score speedlify-url="https://www.speedlify.dev/" hash="bbfa43c1">

<!-- Slower method, but doesn’t require hash -->
<speedlify-score speedlify-url="https://www.speedlify.dev/" url="https://www.11ty.dev/">

Use Attributes to customize output

• If no attributes are used, it score is implicit and default.
• If some attributes are in play, you must explicitly add score.
• requests
• weight
• rank
• rank-change (difference between old and new rank)

Changelog

• v1.0.0: First release
• v2.0.0: Changes default render behavior (only shows Lighthouse scores by default, summary and weight are not). Adds feature to use attributes to customize output if you want to opt-in to more.