browsertime - npm Package Versions

version 0.8.21

• Upgraded to the new BrowserMobProxy 2.0.0

version 0.8

• Ooops, what happend? the new version is written in NodeJS, instead of Java.
• Check out the README or --help to see new input format.
• You can now run your own javascript in the browser and get the data back in the JSON.
• Support for getting timings using PhantomJS 2.
• Limit the connection speed.

version 0.7

• Add support for sending BASIC AUTH credentials, by specifying the --basic-auth option.
• Add support for generating har files, by specifying the --har-file option.
• Add support for sending request headers by specifying the --headers option.
• Bugfix: Set right values for serverResponseTime
• Upgrade Selenium to version 2.41.

version 0.6 (2014-02-05)

• Fix crash while trying to run resource timing measurements in Firefox.
• Provide better error messages if chromedriver, IEDriverServer or Firefox is missing.
• Upgraded to latest version of Selenium, for (hopefully) increased stability in the interaction with browsers.
• Suppress chromedriver diagnostics output (Starting ChromeDriver...) when running Chrome
• Add --verbose and --debug option for getting additional information printed as Browsertime runs.

version 0.5 (2014-01-09)

• Windows support - Browsertime now ships with a bat file, and Internet Explorer has been confirmed to work.
• Collect resource timing metrics (http://www.w3.org/TR/resource-timing/), included when outputting all metrics using the --raw option.
• Add support for specifying http proxy, using a new --proxyHost option.
• Updated maven groupId and Java package name to use net.browsertime instead of com.soulgalore. This does not affect users of the command line tool, only programmers embedding the browsertime jar in other tools.
• Added ignore zoom settings for Internet Explorer and type for msFirstPaint
• Include browserTimeVersion entry in static page data.

version 0.4 (2013-11-15)

• User Timing marks and measures should now be compatible with Firefox 25. Custom user marks are also converted to "synthetic" measures, with duration as time from the navigationStart event. This way user marks are also included in statistics.

version 0.3 (2013-11-09)

• Added frontEndTime (responseEnd & loadEventStart) & backEndTime (navigationStart, responseStart) measurements to make it cleaner when comparing.
• Collect page data (browser version etc.) on first timing run. This reduces the number of times the browser is launched, making Browsertime run faster.
• Added -t option to set timeout value when loading urls (default remains 60 seconds).
• Created packages as zip and tar.gz that includes a shell script to run Browsertime, all jars, README, and CHANGELOG.

version 0.2 (2013-11-05)

• Add --raw flag to control if data for individual runs is included in output. The default is to not include run data. NOTE - this is a change in the default output from 0.1.
• Add optional --compact flag to disable pretty printing of xml and json.
• Update format of xml/json (NOTE - incompatible changes from 0.1)

• all metrics and statistics are now floating point numbers
• numbers in json output are now represented as strings (surrounded by quotes). This is an unfortunate side-effect of avoiding printing numbers in scientific notation.
• time property of marks and measurements have been renamed startTime
• measurements and statistics are now sorted according to start time.

• Changed max wait time for the Selenium driver from 30 s to 60 s
• Updated org.seleniumhq.selenium:selenium-java from 2.35.0 to 2.37.1
• Fix for Firefox 25 that added toJson in window.performance.timings

version 0.1 (2013-10-07)

• First release