orbit-editor-perflisted

# 🪐 orbit-editor-perf — Page-builder editor profiling Most Elementor / Gutenberg addon bugs aren't on the frontend — they're in the editor. Slow widget insert, frozen panel, 200MB memory after 5 minutes. This skill catches them. --- ## Quick start ```bash bash ~/Claude/orbit/scripts/editor-perf.sh # → reports/editor-perf-<timestamp>.json ``` Or via gauntlet (Step 10): ```bash bash scripts/gauntlet.sh --plugin . --mode full ``` --- ## What it measures | Metric | Target | Bad | |---|---|---| | **Editor ready time** (open-to-interactive) | < 3s | > 5s | | **Widget panel populated** | < 500ms after ready | > 2s | | **Widget insert → rendered in canvas** | < 300ms | > 1s | | **Memory after 20 widgets inserted** | < 100MB growth | > 250MB | | **Console error spam** (per session) | 0 | any | | **Long tasks** (>50ms blocks main thread) | < 5 | > 20 | | **Layout shift in editor** | < 0.05 | > 0.1 | Each is a release-blocker if exceeded. --- ## Elementor-specific spec ```js // tests/playwright/editor-perf/elementor.spec.js test('Editor ready in <3s', async ({ page }) => { await page.goto('/wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=page'); const t0 = Date.now(); await page.click('#elementor-switch-mode-button'); await page.waitForSelector('#elementor-editor-wrapper', { state: 'visible' }); await page.waitForFunction(() => window.elementor?.documents?.getCurrent()); const ready = Date.now() - t0; console.log(`Editor ready: ${ready}ms`); expect(ready).toBeLessThan(3000)