serveWebBenchmark function

Future<BenchmarkResults> serveWebBenchmark({ required Directory benchmarkAppDirectory, required String entryPoint, required bool useCanvasKit, int benchmarkServerPort = defaultBenchmarkServerPort, int chromeDebugPort = defaultChromeDebugPort, bool headless = true, bool treeShakeIcons = true, String initialPage = defaultInitialPage, })

Builds and serves a Flutter Web app, collects raw benchmark data and summarizes the result as a BenchmarkResult.

benchmarkAppDirectory is the directory containing the app that's being benchmarked. The app is expected to use package:web_benchmarks/client.dart and call the runBenchmarks function to run the benchmarks.

entryPoint is the path to the main app file that runs the benchmark. It can be different (and typically is) from the production entry point of the app.

If useCanvasKit is true, builds the app in CanvasKit mode.

benchmarkServerPort is the port this benchmark server serves the app on. By default uses defaultBenchmarkServerPort.

chromeDebugPort is the port Chrome uses for DevTool Protocol used to extract tracing data. By default uses defaultChromeDebugPort.

If headless is true, runs Chrome without UI. In particular, this is useful in environments (e.g. CI) that doesn't have a display.

Implementation

Future<BenchmarkResults> serveWebBenchmark({
  required io.Directory benchmarkAppDirectory,
  required String entryPoint,
  required bool useCanvasKit,
  int benchmarkServerPort = defaultBenchmarkServerPort,
  int chromeDebugPort = defaultChromeDebugPort,
  bool headless = true,
  bool treeShakeIcons = true,
  String initialPage = defaultInitialPage,
}) async {
  // Reduce logging level. Otherwise, package:webkit_inspection_protocol is way too spammy.
  Logger.root.level = Level.INFO;

  return BenchmarkServer(
    benchmarkAppDirectory: benchmarkAppDirectory,
    entryPoint: entryPoint,
    useCanvasKit: useCanvasKit,
    benchmarkServerPort: benchmarkServerPort,
    chromeDebugPort: chromeDebugPort,
    headless: headless,
    treeShakeIcons: treeShakeIcons,
    initialPage: initialPage,
  ).run();
}