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https://github.com/luke-j/lighthouse-thresholds

A utility to to run Google Lighthouse against score budgets
https://github.com/luke-j/lighthouse-thresholds

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A utility to to run Google Lighthouse against score budgets

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# lighthouse-thresholds

This package runs [Google Lighthouse](https://github.com/GoogleChrome/lighthouse) and compares the scores against predetermined thresholds defined an a `.lighthouserc` config file.

## Usage

Create a `.lighthouserc` file in your project root (see the example file [here](#example-lighthouserc-file)).

Run `lighthouse-thresholds` to run Google Lighthouse against your defined URLs and either pass or fail them when comparing with the set thresholds.

Note that there will need to be a locally installed version of chrome (or chromium), for this package to work.

## Config options

| Param | Type | Meaning |
| ------------------------- | -------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| `url` | _String_ | A full url to run Google Lighthouse against |
| `thresholds` | _Object_ | An object containing the predetermined thresholds |
| `thresholds.performance` | _Number_ | A threshold for the page's performance score |
| `thresholds.seo` | _Number_ | A threshold for the page's performance score |
| `thresholds.progressive` | _Number_ | A threshold for the page's progressive/offline score |
| `thresholds.a11y` | _Number_ | A threshold for the page's accessibility score |
| `thresholds.bestPractice` | _Number_ | A threshold for the page's best practice score |

## Example `.lighthouserc` file

```json
[
{
"url": "https://google.com/",
"thresholds": {
"performance": 90.25,
"seo": 90.25,
"progressive": 90.25,
"a11y": 90.25,
"bestPractice": 90.25
}
}
]
```

Note that this file can also be `.lighthouserc.js`, in which case it must be in the form:

```js
module.exports = { ...config }
```