How to use CLI options programatically ?
See original GitHub issuePlease clarify how can I use CLI options like programatically ?
--disable-device-emulation Disable Nexus 5X emulation [boolean]
--disable-cpu-throttling Disable CPU throttling
--view Open HTML report in your browser
I did check Using programmatically section
under README but didn’t understand how to use above values inside
const opts = {
chromeFlags: ['--show-paint-rects']
};
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@vikramvi most CLI options can be used in
opts
as camel-cased versions i.e.#3587 tracks better documenting this fact
Thanks for quick help.