git-fish is a simple Node.js Github Webhook listener. Why git-fish? What recieves a hook?

Debug Node.js http and https requests.

Simple Node.js interface for httperf. This is a node port of HTTPerf.rb and

Simple PhantomJS Script wrapper for Node.js, which parsed JSON output from the passed PhantomJS script (if possible).

YSlow.js on Node.js is a simple Node.js wrapper for programmatically running phantomjs yslow.js.

Links: readme | package | source | tests

0.3.2

• Upping yslow version.

Previous Version

• 0.3.1
  • Locking Phapper version.
• 0.3.0
  • Fixing error handling in run. Now passes both error and results to callback. See README examples for details. This update is not backwards compatabile with previous releases.
• 0.2.1
  • Removing unused dependainces.
• 0.2.0
  • Top down refactor using updated Phapper.
  • Includes better pathing support for finding included yslow.js.
  • Downloads and install yslow.js if it can't be found, which should never happen.
  • Adding limited support for Windows.
• 0.1.2
  • Fixing critical issue in NODE_PATH search when working with global installations.
• 0.1.1
  • Refactored to use Phapper, way cleaner and less code.
  • Refactored tests for change to Phapper.
  • Refactored stubs..
  • Adding functional tests.
• 0.0.1
  • Initial release.

Links: readme | package | source | tests

0.1.9

• Fixing a minor bug with the install script.

Previous Versions

• 0.1.8
  • Updating PhantomJS version to 1.9.7.
• 0.1.6
  • Replacing exec-sync with execSync for easier Mac installation.
• 0.1.5
  • Removing unused dependancies.
• 0.1.4
  • Fixing small issue with passed in arguments on init.
  • Added ability to pass exec object, see readme examples.
  • Cleaned up tests, added more.
  • Cleaned up make test / npm test.
  • Allowing for passing of cwd to sync function.
• 0.1.3
  • Adding windows handling and phantomjs version overide.
  • Updating readme.
• 0.1.2
  • Adding phantomjs install.
  • Adding better phantomjs path support.
• 0.1.1
  • Refactored to not require JSON stdout parse.
  • Refactored run and runSync return values, see readme.
• 0.0.1
  • Initial release.

I wrote git-fish – a Github Webhook listener – to provide a simple and modular method for executing an autodeployment on mervine.net when adding or updating a post. I designed it to as simple and as modular as possible. While written in Node.js, I tend to use it execute simple bash scripts, like the mervine.net deployment script:

#!/bin/bash

cd /home/jmervine/mervine.net
make deploy/soft

With this combination, I can use [Github] as my psudo-CMS, to create and update posts and when I save an addition or change, it becomes visable on the site in seconds (including, updating code and purging cache).

For detailed information on setting up and using git-fish or my other see my git-fish project page.

Enjoy!

Removing runSync. Refactoring run to support sending spawned process SIGINT to capture current report from httperf and exit.

In my last post on this topic (Benchmarking with HTTPerf.js and NodeUnit) I covered benchmarking application render times from the server to first byte. In this post, I'm going cover basic client benchmarking using YSlow and PhantomJS via YSlow.js on Node.js.