The following command line flags are supported for all benchmarks:
-b': The browser to run the benchmark in. The valid options currently are ‘chrome’, ‘safari’, and ‘stp’.
-e: Path to the executable for the driver binary.
-a: Additional command-line arguments to use when launching the browser. Currently supported only for Chrome (i.e. with -b chrome).
-g: An optional githash associated with this run. This githash is reproduced verbatim with the result, and is not used for any other purpose.
-o: Path to the output json file.
--chrome-path: Path to the chrome binary. If not present, default binary is used.
In order to use these scripts, you must have the following present:
Safari requires enabling remote automation:
safaridriver --enable.The script in motionmark.py helps automatically run MotionMark1.2 benchmark in a browser and extract a score out of it.
This script supports the following additional command line flags:
-s: The name of the test suite to run. The default is ‘MotionMark’. The name has to be an exact match (e.g. ‘HTML suite’, etc.).Example usage:
python3 tools/browserbench-webdriver/motionmark.py \
-b chrome \
-e out/Default/chromedriver \
-a 'enable-features=CanvasOopRasterization' \
-o motionmark.json
This script in speedometer.py runs Speedometer2.0 benchmark in a browser, and extracts the score out of it.
Example usage:
python3 tools/browserbench-webdriver/speedometer.py \
-b chrome \
-e out/Default/chromedriver \
-o speedometer.json
This script in jetstream.py runs JetStream benchmark in a browser, and extracts the score out of it.
Example usage:
python3 tools/browserbench-webdriver/jetstream.py \
-b chrome \
-e out/Default/chromedriver \
-o jetstream.json