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netlify-build-plugin-dareboost
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You need a Dareboost plan to enjoy this plugin
This plugin use the Dareboost API to react to a successful build.
If your plan contains monitoring: adds a Dareboost event on the page and/or User Journey monitors you have defined
If your plan contains API credits: launches analysis you have configured in your netlify.toml
file.
Install the plugin:
npm i netlify-build-plugin-dareboost
Add the plugin declaration to your netlify.toml configuration file.
[[plugins]]
package = "netlify-build-plugin-dareboost"
Get your Dareboost API authentication token and save it in an environment variable called DAREBOOST_API_TOKEN (under Settings > Build & deploy > Environment > Environment variables). Please read Netlify's documentation about environment variables. Your API token must be kept private.
If you want your Dareboost event to be related to specific monitors, you can add some configuration using the Netlify Plugins inputs:
monitoringIds
: The ids of the page monitors relevant to the build, separated by a coma.scenarioIds
: The ids of the User Journey monitors relevant to the build, separated by a coma.Example:
[[plugins]]
package = "netlify-build-plugin-dareboost"
[plugins.inputs]
monitoringIds = "7134"
scenarioIds = "121, 122"
If neither monitoringIds
nor scenarioIds
are defined, the event will be considered global.
If you want the plugin to automatically launch analyses when the build is successful, you can define multiple analyses configurations.
Beware: the analyses will be launched simultaneously. Make sure that your subscription supports this, otherwise just define one configuration.
Example (will consume 2 API credits):
[[plugins]]
package = "netlify-build-plugin-dareboost"
[plugins.inputs]
[[plugins.inputs.configurations]]
url = "https://boris.schapira.dev"
lang = "en"
location = "San Jose"
isPrivate = "true"
visualMetrics = "true"
[plugins.inputs.configurations.browser]
name = "Chrome"
Find more information on the multiple parameters and the API quotas in the Dareboost API documentation (route "/analysis/launch").
FAQs
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We found that netlify-build-plugin-dareboost demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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