Scan your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to find out the minimum browser version that you support.
No guessing. No arduous tests. Just data.
Browsability is designed to be run as a CLI tool, no webdrivers or complex emulation. For now, we use just MDN's compatibility data, so you can only assess these browsers.
npm i -D browsabilitybrowsability -v (or --version) (Output Browsability version)
browsability -h (or --help) (Output the help information)
browsability --init <directory> (Copy Browsability template to relative or absolute path)
browsability <directory> <flag> (Glob pattern of files to run Browsability against <directory>)
browsability (Run with default settings)Where <directory> is a relative (starting with ./) or absolute filepath.
Where <flag> is any combination of the optional arguments:
-s (or --silent) (No console output)
-c (or --config) <directory> (Configuration file location)
-f (or --full) (Report minimum version for all browsers, not just those configured)Refer to the docs for all options and what each command could throw.
Example .browsability.js file:
[{
scope: 'full' // 'full': assess everything. 'diff': assess changes only (requires git)
css: true // Assess CSS
html: true // Assess HTML
javascript: true // Assess JavaScript
include: [ // List of files to scan. Glob enabled
"./**/*"
]
exclude: [ // List of files to exclude from the scan. Glob enabled
"**/node_modules/**"
]
versions: { // The minimum browser version that your project must support
chrome: 62
safari: "current" // Matches the 'status' attributes in `mdn/browser-compat-data/browsers`
edge: 16
ie: 11
},
assess: [ // Find minimum browser version support without throwing. e.g. 'all' or ['firefox']
'firefox'
]
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