lighthouseR | simple Package to start and retrieve Data | Runtime Evironment library

The following will probably get you a bit closer. At least, it's valid AppleScript for what I think you're trying to do (never having used lighthouse before). I'm assuming that you want that given URL in the do shell script to be the URL stored in each line of the file, right?

The quoted form of command makes sure that paths are properly quoted for unix, saving you some headaches. I've used the full path to npm, because do shell script doesn't import your interactive shell PATH variable and won't find that utility. if you ever want to know wether do shell script will be able to find a utility, run do shell script "which utilityname"; if the command errors out, use the full path.

1. add &strategy=mobile to your request string to get the mobile scores.

2. As long as you use the same method each time it doesn't matter. What is more important than the score is looking at the things it recommends to improve so as long as you use a consistent testing method it doesn't matter. lighthouseResult->categories->performance->score is the correct score to use if you check using the parameter in answer 1 (multiplied by 100 of course as it will return a decimal out of 1)

You are getting 95% on the API as it defaults to desktop, you are getting slower speeds on local as you are probably running 'Applied Slow' vs 'Simulated Slow'

Even though it fails, it creates a new local commit that allows me to collect data:

git commit --allow-empty -m 'rerun CI' && git push

from: https://github.com/GoogleChrome/lighthouse-ci/blob/master/docs/troubleshooting.md

This is the way that a commonjs module exports something as default ...