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Hyperdrive Speedometer

Speedlify for Astro sites

Hyperdrive Speedometer

Speedlify for Astro sites

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Last Commit Last Commit: Nov 20, 2025 -
First Commit Created: Aug 8, 2025 -
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Overview

Hyperdrive Speedometer is an innovative tool designed specifically for Astro sites, enabling users to monitor and display essential performance metrics. Based on the successful Speedlify tool created by Zach Leatherman, this application utilizes advanced measurement techniques to deliver accurate insights into site performance. Whether you’re a developer wanting to enhance a website’s efficiency or simply curious about your site’s speed, Hyperdrive Speedometer provides an easy-to-use platform for tracking these metrics.

With a straightforward command-line interface, you can effortlessly run various tests and build your site. Hyperdrive Speedometer not only simplifies performance analysis but also encourages developers to fine-tune their sites, leading to enhanced user experiences.

Features

  • Performance Metrics Display: Gain insights into the performance of your Astro sites with detailed metrics that help identify areas for improvement.
  • Lighthouse Integration: Utilize Lighthouse tests to analyze site performance comprehensively, ensuring optimized loading times and responsiveness.
  • Easy Installation: Quickly get started with pnpm install, allowing you to set up the application and its dependencies in just a few commands.
  • Local Development Server: Launch a local development server with pnpm run dev to preview changes in real-time before going live.
  • Build Optimization: Create a production-ready build using pnpm run build, streamlining the deployment process for your site.
  • Preview Capabilities: Use pnpm run preview to locally preview your site’s build, enabling you to catch any issues before deployment.
  • Command-Line Simplicity: Run all commands conveniently from the terminal, making it accessible for developers at any skill level.