moniteur

moniteur

Monitor your asset size over time, in your browser, or using the provided HTTP API.

This is my first Node app, I know it is messy and it still lacks tests.

More features to come: see roadmap.

Installation

npm install -g moniteur

Usage:

Usage: moniteur [options] [command]

Commands:

  record   undefined
  serve    undefined

Options:

  -h, --help           output usage information
  -V, --version        output the version number
  -c, --config [path]  specify a configuration file
  -e, --engine [type]  Specify database engine [filesystem, redis]

Create a .moniteur.json file where you'd like to monitor asset sizes:

`{
  "assets": {
    "stylesheets": {
      "My main CSS": "public/stylesheets/main.css",
      "My bundle of CSS files": [
        "core.css",
        "head.css",
        "index.css",
        "global.css"
      ],
      "Remote stylesheet": "http://path/to/styles.css"
    }
  }
}`

Note: moniteur will load .moniteur.json file in your home directory or the current directory.

Development

The node module is still at a very early stage and probably won't run for now, sorry, but you can still clone the project.

Clone the repository and run:

npm run dev

Start

npm start

open http://localhost:3000

Asset monitor API

Record data

Takes a snapshot of asset metrics and stores them in the .moniteur/ directory.

moniteur record --config ../test/fixtures/test-config.json

HTTP API

View current configuration

/config

JSON data object for HighCharts (providing the asset name's hash)

Since forever: /metrics/stylesheets/adf6e9c154cb57a818f7fb407085bff6

Between two dates: /metrics/stylesheets/adf6e9c154cb57a818f7fb407085bff6/1015711104475..1415711104475

License

MIT

Roadmap

• Make moniteur a working node module
• Run as some sort of daemon that monitors asset metrics every X seconds
• Asset size budget limits
• Monitor JavaScript files
• Email alert when budget is almost reached or exceeded
• Weekly email recaps
• Tests!
• Deployment script
• (maybe?) providing a page's URL, scrape all assets out of it and analyse them
• Option to filter graphs by time ranges (last 7 days, last 30 days, last year)
• UA switch for remote assets