Setting up the task

[custa1200]

I have created a gulp task as per the following:

gulp.task('sitespeedio', function() {
    sitespeedio({
        url: 'http://localhost/',
        deepth: 5,
        resultBaseDir: './sitespeedio/',
        browser: 'chrome',
        connection: 'cable',
        no: 11,
        headless: 'slimerjs',
        showFailedOnly: false,
        graphiteHost: 'localhost',
        graphitePort: 2003,
        graphiteNamespace: 'sitespeed',
        budget: {
            rules: {
                default: 90
            },
            page: {
                image: 10,
                css: 1,
                requests: 7,
                pageWeight:300000,
                jsWeight: 0
            },

            timings: {
                speedIndex: 1000,
                headerTime: 800,
                logoTime: 500,
                domContentLoadedTime: 900
            }
        }
    })
});

And I have set up a graphite server using Docker using that port but when I run the task it just completes in a short amount of time with no results. Is there something I am doing incorrectly?

[dreamzmaster]

@custa1200 are you getting the results in? resultBaseDir: './sitespeedio/',

[jobetdelima]

Hello,

I'm running into a similar issue. My gulp task is even simpler as I'm trying things out for the first time. See below:

gulp.task('sitespeedio', function () { sitespeedio({ urls:['http://localhost:8080'], browser: 'chrome', connection: 'cable', resultBaseDir: './speed/' }) });

I get something like this as output: 14:44:05] Starting 'sitespeedio'... [14:44:05] Finished 'sitespeedio' after 913 μs

But is not really getting results. I'm not seeing that 'speed' folder get created. Manually adding that folder still does not make results show up in it.

Thanks!

[jobetdelima]

Re-wrote the gulp task like below and it worked :)

gulp.task('speed-test', sitespeedio({ urls: ['http://127.0.0.1/8080'], resultBaseDir: 'test-results', browser: 'chrome', connection: 'desktop', html: true, budget: { gpsi: { score: 96 } } }));

[acierto]

That's actually due to not waiting when gulp task will be finished, that's what I missed in the documentation. That's why I created the doc issue and PR for that. Hope that it will help for others! :)