DevTools Timeline Viewer

Shareable URLs for your Chrome DevTools performance traces.

Works with GitHub gists, public GitHub URLs, some dropbox public URLs, public files on Google Drive, and (after authentication) private files on Google Drive.

You can also drag and drop a Profile-*.json file onto the webapp.

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Dev

Run:

• yarn or npm i
• yarn run dev or npm run dev - it will open site in browser and run server for you.

Master branch's docs folder is what's published to gh-pages, to simplify deployment.

Auth keys have localhost:8833 whitelisted, so you can hack there.

• Private file: http://localhost:8833/?loadTimelineFromURL=drive://0BzvYe7bYFf--aVhZM1RNR2N3cGc

Updating DevTools Version

• Remote debug Chrome on Android (Dev channel or Canary).
• (Verify it works as expected)
• Open devtools on devtools
• Look at location.href and grab the hash out of it
  • copy(new URL(location.href).pathname.match(/@(\w+)/)[1])
• Pop that into the hash in docs/index.html

DevTools / Chrome version compatibility

• chrome 79/80/+ (a9b97dff480d5c50843b5190c4d02373a0fc6d84) breaks in our setup. appears to be a decent amount of work to fix.
• chrome 78 (675968a8c657a3bd9c1c2c20c5d2935577bbc5e6 was base commit) is fine
• chrome 70 (81bf34f6bd3784247d7787d879821061c1b7484b) was fine until the removal of custom elements shipped and broke clientside in chrome 80

I sometimes use the archive of https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/ to find a target chrome version.

Testing

Cypress is used for integration testing. To run test just invoke yarn test

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Known alternatives

• https://www.speedscope.app/ is quite good