ttb-cli 1.1

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TToolbox CLI

This is a CLI tool for managing scripts and other tools for performance metrics and other automated tasks.

Installation

Please note that the minimum required Python version is 3.12. Before proceeding make sure you are running Python 3.12 or higher by running the following command: python --version

To install the CLI tool run the following command:

pip install ttb-cli

Usage

Config file

Create a .tt.config.yml file in your home directory with the following structure:

chrome_executable_path: /Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome
max_browser_instances: 5
tmp_dir: /Users/marko/.tmp

Running commands:

ttb <command> <arguments>

Aliases:

• ttb
• tammtoolbox

Commands

performance

Run performance metrics for given URLs.

ttb performance <arguments>

Arguments:

• --url: List of URLs to test (required, can be specified multiple times)
• --output: Output file for performance metrics (required)
• --iterations: Number of iterations per URL (default: 10)
• --headless: Run headless browser (optional flag)
• --concurrent: Run tests concurrently (optional flag)
• --headers_file: File containing headers to be used in the request in YAML format (optional) (examples and explanation in the Cookies and Headers Files section below)
• --cookies_file: File containing cookies to be used in the request in YAML format (optional) (examples and explanation in the Cookies and Headers Files section below)

Example:

ttb performance --url https://tamm.abudhabi --url https://doh.gov.ae --iterations 5 --output metrics_report.csv --headless --concurrent

lighthouse

Prerequisites: npm install -g lighthouse

Run Lighthouse report for given URLs.

ttb lighthouse <arguments>

Arguments:

• --url: List of URLs to test (required, can be specified multiple times)
• --output: Output file for Lighthouse report (required)
• --headless: Run headless browser (optional flag)
• --concurrent: Run tests concurrently (optional flag)
• --preset: Lighthouse preset (desktop or mobile, default: desktop)
• --headers_file: File containing headers to be used in the request in YAML format (optional) (examples and explanation in the Cookies and Headers Files section below)
• --cookies_file: File containing cookies to be used in the request in YAML format (optional) (examples and explanation in the Cookies and Headers Files section below)

Example:

ttb lighthouse --url https://tamm.abudhabi --url https://www.tamm.abudhabi/en/contact --output lighthouse_report.csv --headless --concurrent --preset mobile

These commands allow you to run performance metrics and Lighthouse reports on specified URLs, with options for headless browsing, concurrent execution, and customizable settings.

Cookies and Headers Files

You can use the --headers_file and --cookies_file arguments to specify files containing headers and cookies to be used in the request. These files should be in YAML format.

Example headers file:

- name: X-My-Header
  value: my-header-value
- name: X-Another-Header
  value: another-header-value

Example cookies file:

- name: my-cookie
  value: my-cookie-value
- name: another-cookie
  value: another-cookie-value