🚧 Still in development 🚧

Vigilo is a monitoring tool that automates Lighthouse audits and sends key metrics to Datadog. Designed to keep a vigilant eye on your web application's performance and accessibility.

1. Clone the repo
2. Run pnpm run setup
3. Add the metrics you want to track to the onlyAudits property in the src/config/lh-config.js file
4. Add your URLs to the src/config/urls.json file
5. Add your Datadog API key and Datadog Application key to the .env file
6. Run pnpm run build

⚠️ If you are setting this up on a Windows machine via WSL, then you will need to run the following commands to ensure the correct linux dependencies are installed: Make sure dependencies are up to date

sudo apt update && sudo apt -y upgrade && sudo apt -y autoremove

Download and Install Chrome

wget https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
sudo apt -y install ./google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb

Check Chrome was Successfully Installed

google-chrome --version

1. After setup, run pnpm start to run vigilo and send metrics to Datadog

1. After setup, run pnpm run create-dashboard to create temporary dashboard in Datadog.
2. Copy the newly created section in the temporary dashboard.
3. Paste it in the existing Lighthouse Reports dashboard.
4. Delete the temporary dashboard.

This is useful when there were changes to the config files (lh-config.js, and url.json) and we want to create the dashboards for the new audits/page types.

1. After setup, run pnpm run update-metric-metadata to use the CLI tool to update the metadata of the metrics in Datadog.
2. The CLI tool will give you a list of options to pass as well as information on how to use the tool.

1. Similar Local Setup steps 1-5
2. Run docker build -t vigilo .

1. After setup, run pnpm start:docker to run vigilo and send metrics to Datadog

• Run pnpm run build to build all packages

• Run pnpm run build:core to build the core package

• Run pnpm run build:scripts to build the standalone utility scripts to interact with Datadog

If you want additional options for the build process, you can use run pnpm build --help or node build.js --help to see the available options.