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express-chrono

v1.0.2

Published

Simple hrtime chronometer with Expressjs middleware. Request timer, process timer.

Downloads

489

Readme

express-chrono

Simple process.hrtime chronometer with Expressjs middleware. Request timer, process timer.


const express = require("express");

const app = express();

const chrono = require("express-chrono")({ header: true });

app.use(chrono.middleware.start);

app.get("/", (req, res, next)=> {
  res.send("Hello World");
  next();
});

app.use(chrono.middleware.stop);

app.use((req, res, next) => {
  console.log(req.chrono);
});

app.listen(3000);

Options

header - boolean or string of the header name. Defaults to false. If true the default header is X-Response-Time

format

  • s - seconds, default, e.g 1.029382120s
  • ms - milliseconds, e.g 1029.382120ms

suffix - boolean, default false; include the second or millisecond suffix

Module

const chrono = require("express-chrono")(options);

chrono.middleware

  • start - express start middleware, put this before the request. Creates a field chrono on req of type Chronometer
  • stop - express stop middleware, put this after the request. Stops the timer on req.chrono. You can stop the timer at any time from req.chrono.stop() or look at the current accumulated time req.chrono.parse()

class Chronometer

constructor(options) - options, same as above, except header

Properties

diff - returns start time hrtime diff of now or diff since stopped. hrtime - hrtime at start or now if not started.

Methods

start() - starts the chronometer at that moment

stop() - stops the chronometer at that moment

parse(format, suffix) - returns the parsed time so far or since stopped. format and suffix are optional, inheritted from constructor, if provided they will override Chronometer instance options.

toJSON() - returns parse()

toString() - returns parse()

valueOf() - returns current diff or diff since stopped in seconds fixed decimal number with percision of 9.


const Chronometer = require("express-chrono").Chronometer;
 
 let chrono = new Chronometer({ format: "ms", suffix: true });
 
 chrono.start();
 
 setTimeout(() => {
   chrono.stop();
   
   console.log(chrono); // 100ms
 }, 100);