HTML reports: Timings not generated on Pages table

[bbenichou]

Hi,

First things first thanks for your great work, sitespeed.io is so helpful! I'm using sitespeed.io with a webpagetest API key on Windows via cmd.exe to produce HTML reports.

OS: Windows 7 url analysed: http://www.bakerross.co.uk Description: I try to configure the columns on the pages page to get some timings values on one table. Basically I use the following command line to get the values:

sitespeed.io.cmd -u http://www.bakerross.co.uk -d 0 --columns timings.pageDownloadTime.median,timings.domContentLoadedTime.median,timings.pageLoadTime.median,timings.firstPaint.median,timings.TTFB.median,timings.Render.median --wptHost www.webpagetest.org --wptKey MYAPIKEY

I don't get any no errors at the execution, but the values are always 0 on the pages page Even though on the detailed summary the same values are not 0:

Any idea what could be the cause?

Also how can I get the first view and the repeat view for each timings on the pages page ?

Thanks, Ben

[soulgalore]

Hi Ben, thanks for the kind words :)

The configuration for the columns is messy right now, sorry for that. First, we pick up the following metrics for WPT: 'SpeedIndex', 'firstPaint', 'render', 'TTFB', 'visualComplete', 'domContentLoadedEventEnd', 'loadTime' so these can be displayed.

But the keys from WPT is created like this (the keys that you use when you configure the columns): wpt[location][browser][connectivity][view][timing]. Ehh, let me add some documentation tomorrow about it, it is so complicated that I need to test it :(

Let me get back tomorrow night when I've tested it.

Best Peter

[bbenichou]

Hi Peter,

Thanks for the feedback.

I would be happy to help if you need me to run some tests.

Best, Ben

[soulgalore]

Hi Ben, ok, tested now, you can get the data but the column names will be quite long and mess up the page, I'll add an issue for that.

It works as I wrote, so when configuring columns the exact name from the WPT API is used: 'SpeedIndex', 'firstPaint', 'render', 'TTFB', 'visualComplete', 'domContentLoadedEventEnd', 'loadTime' (SpeedIndex, not speedIndex etc).

So if you want to show firstView and repeatView speedIndex (it's taken from the median run) you add it like this:

--columns wpt.dulles.chrome.cable.firstView.SpeedIndex,wpt.dulles.chrome.cable.repeatView.SpeedIndex 

Following the pattern of wpt[location][browser][connectivity][view][timing].

I'll see when I can find the time to make the whole column concept cleaner :)

Best Peter

[bbenichou]

Hi Peter,

Just tried following the pattern you gave and it's working fine! The column are not too messed-up so it's doing the job pretty well for me.

Thanks a lot Ben