var perfjankie = require('perfjankie');
perfjankie({
  "url": "http://localhost:9000/testpage.html", // URL of the page that you would like to test.

  /* The next set of values identify the test */
  name: "Component or Webpage Name", // A friendly name for the URL. This is shown as component name in the dashboard
  suite: "optional suite name", // Displayed as the title in the dashboard. Only 1 suite name for all components
  time: new Date().getTime(), // Used to sort the data when displaying graph. Can be the time when a commit was made
  run: "commit#Hash", // A hash for the commit, displayed in the x-axis in the dashboard
  repeat: 3, // Run the tests 3 times. Default is 1 time
  /* Properties identifying the test environment */
  browsers: [{ // This can also be a ["chrome", "firefox"] or "chrome,firefox"
    browserName: "chrome",
    version: 32,
    platform: "Windows 8.1"
  }], // See browser perf browser configuration for all options. 

  selenium: {
    hostname: "ondemand.saucelabs.com", // or localhost or hub.browserstack.com
    port: 80,
  },

  BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME: process.env.BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME, // If using browserStack
  BROWSERSTACK_KEY: process.env.BROWSERSTACK_KEY, // If using browserStack, this is automatically added to browsers object

  SAUCE_USERNAME: process.env.SAUCE_USERNAME, // If using Saucelabs
  SAUCE_ACCESSKEY: process.env.SAUCE_ACCESSKEY, // If using Saucelabs

  /* A way to log the information - can be bunyan, or grunt logs. */
  log: { // Expects the following methods,  
    fatal: grunt.fail.fatal.bind(grunt.fail),
    error: grunt.fail.warn.bind(grunt.fail),
    warn: grunt.log.error.bind(grunt.log),
    info: grunt.log.ok.bind(grunt.log),
    debug: grunt.verbose.writeln.bind(grunt.verbose),
    trace: grunt.log.debug.bind(grunt.log)
  },

  /* Identifies where the data and the dashboard are saved */
  couch: {
    server: 'http://localhost:5984',
    database: 'performance',
    updateSite: !process.env.CI, // If true, updates the couchApp that shows the dashboard. Set to false in Continuous integration cases
    onlyUpdateSite: false // No data to upload, just update the site. Recommended to do from dev box as couchDB instance requires special access to create views
  },

  callback: function(err, res) {
    // The callback function, err is falsy if all of the following happen
    // 1. Browsers perf tests ran
    // 2. Data has been saved in couchDB
    // err is not falsy even if update site fails. 
  }

});