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Informations about the package lightship-php

Lightship

Web page performance/seo/security/accessibility analysis, browser-less.

Summary

About

I made a web app, and I want to be able to frequently test my public facing pages respond to various criterias to optimize their referencing.

Since my web app is fully server-side, all my tests are very fast, and do not rely on a web browser. I wanted to stick to this, and have a fast tool to get simple insights, like not ommiting the alt attributes on images, to ensure my description and title are filled, or to evaluate aproximatively my page load time.

Examples

1. Simple example code-driven

In this example, we will configure our web pages using the code.

2. Simple example using a configuration file

In this example, we will tell Lightship to use our "lightship.json" file instead of configuring it on the code.

And here is our configuration file.

3. Set a response callback

In this example, we will trigger our function after a response has been parsed and a report generated. Useful for cli programs.

This will display something like this:

4. Assert rule passed for URLs

Useful in your tests and CI, you can assert your URLs pass some/all rules.

Requirements

Installation

Compatibility table

This table shows the compatibility with PHP versions for this current package version only.

PHP version Supported
8.2.* ✅
8.1.* ✅
< 8.1.* ❌

Tests

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Package Version
Requires guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.5.0
webmozart/assert Version 1.*
ext-curl Version *
php Version >=8.1.0
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