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@cork-labs/class-timing

v0.5.0

Published

Node.js class, captures timestamps, exposes elapsed times

Downloads

8

Readme

Timing

Node.js class, captures timestamps, exposes elapsed times.

Getting Started

npm install --save @cork-labs/class-timing
const Timing = require('@cork-labs/class-timing');

const time = new Timing('start');
setTimeout(() => time.add('mark1'), 1000);
setTimeout(() => time.add('mark2'), 1500);
setTimeout(() => console.log(timing.elapsed()), 2000) // elapsed times { mark1: 1000, mark2: 500, total: 1500 }
setTimeout(() => {
  console.log(time.from('mark1')); // 500
  console.log(time.of('mark2')); // 500
  console.log(time.until('mark2')); // 1500
  console.log(time.total()); // 1500
}, 3000);

API

Timing

new Timing(date, startingKey, totalKey): Timing

Creates an instance of Timing, optionally customising the start and total keys.

  • date?: number - defaults to Date.now()
  • startKey?: string - defaults to 'start'
  • totalKey?:string - defaults to 'total'
const timing = new Timing();
const timing = new Timing(someTimestamp, 'started', 'elapsed');

timing.add(key)

Stores a timestamp with the provided key.

Throws an error if key is already added or equals the startKey or totalKey.

timing.add('render');

timing.get()

Returns the stored timestamps as key/values.

Throws an error if key is unknown.

timing.get(); // { start: 1547997598940, render: 1547997598941, output: 1547997598942 }

timing.get(key)

Returns only the specified timestamp.

Throws an error if key is unknown.

timing.get('start');

timing.data(): ITimingData

Returns all the elapsed times, in miliseconds, between timestamps.

Additionaly, the following keys are included:

  • startingKey - the initial timestamp
  • totalKey - total time elapsed in miliseconds
timing.add('route');
timing.add('process');
timing.add('render');
timing.add('output');
timing.data(); // { start: 1547997598940, route: 1, process: 5, render: 2, output: 1, total: 9 }

timing.total(): number

Elapsed time since instantiated, in miliseconds.

timing.total(); // 9

timing.from(key): number

Elapsed time since timestamp was added, in miliseconds.

timing.from('process'); // 3

timing.of(key): number

Elapsed time between the previous timestamp and the specified one, in miliseconds.

timing.of('process'); // 5

timing.until(key): number

Elapsed time since instantiation until timestamp, in miliseconds.

timing.until('process'); // 6

Development

Install dependencies

npm install -g nodemon npm-bump

Code, test, publish

VSCode launchers:

  • test - run tests once

NPM scripts:

  • npm run dev - run tests (restarts when files saved)
  • npm run lint - lint
  • npm run lint-fix - lint and fix
  • npm test - run all test suites and produce code coverage reports
  • npm run test-u - run unit tests
  • npm run test-i - run integration tests
  • npm run coverage - serve test coverage reports
  • npm run clean - delete all build artifacts
  • npm run build - lint and test
  • npm run pub - publish a patch version (use npm-bump minor to publish a minor version)

Contributing

We'd love for you to contribute to our source code and to make it even better than it is today!

Check CONTRIBUTING before submitting issues and PRs.

Links

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2019 Cork Labs