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benchme

v0.0.4

Published

A fast utility to generate timing stats for your node program.

Downloads

21

Readme

node-benchme

A fast utility to generate timing stats for your node program.

Install

npm install --save benchme

Use

var benchme = require('benchme');

var timer = benchme.getTimer('myScope',{maxSamples:10000,precision:'us'});
timer.start();
//do stuff
var x = timer.end(); //returns the time elapsed for this sample

timer.on('reset',function(s) { //called at end of each period defined by maxSamples
  console.log("Benchme stats: %j",s);
});

//some other place in your code that manages these globally
var benchme = require('benchme');
benchme.on('reset', function(name,s) {
  console.log("The %s timer has a new sample period: %j",name,s);
});

Value Proposition

I made this library because I wanted a way to centrally record various timing stats in a performant (esp wrt memory) way. BenchMe only saves 5 numbers per timer. It does not save all the samples in your period length. This means you can cheaply generate timing stats for a production system with sample sizes in the 10s of thousands.

Caution

Not really appropriate for actions that take longer than 1 second with large sample sizes.