Discussion

[feibyte]

Discussion

[feibyte]

A static website has multiple pages. But ligthouse just run on one page. Anyway, Let's focus on the main page first.

[feibyte]

@alex-e-leon Firstly, I think we should collect some requirements and see how many works we could do. Then we should set up a metric and tool to collect the indicator we care.

[alex-e-leon]

Yeah - I think that's spot on - I reckon we should try to implement each of the lighthouse rules one by one - using your blog as a test ground.

How about picking one of the failing tests on your blog to start with and seeing if we can automate the fixing of it?

[feibyte]

Yeah, I am doing some research.
Here's the audit result from [lighthouse]. Audit result
If we're looking for a lib for manipulating DOM. cheerio might be suitable for us.
I don't think we could see webpack support HTML as entry in this year.

[alex-e-leon]

Rather than using cheerio - I usually prefer using jsdom, or even more powerful, just using headless chrome - as it gives you all the regular dom utils and a familiar API - as well as probably the best 2 html parsers + editors out there

[feibyte]

jsdom is more powerful. So far what we want is just manipulation of DOM, we could choose cheerio first. We could switch to jsdom when necessary.

[alex-e-leon]

Up to you : ) Personally though I prefer using jsdom anyway though since I can use standard dom queries like querySelector etc, instead of learning and getting familiar with cheerios API

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