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resource-loader-inspector

v0.0.1

Published

inspector for resource-loader

Downloads

3

Readme

resource-loader-inspector

is an inspector for resource-loader developed by englercj.

resource-loader-inspector proveides its inspecting processes as loader middleware and it enables to collect resource data size and resource amount.

Resource information is summarized as bellow;

interface Summary {
  totalContentLength: number;
  resourceCount: number;
  contentLengthUnknown: number;
}

and loader instance may be augmented inspector.summary property that contains the summary above.

Usage

Begin resource info retrieval

Use attach method.

The second argument indicates use of HEAD request since resource-loader uses browser api such as Image and Video those don't have data size information on it's instance.

Retrieved data is stored to augmented property inspector.summary of loader instance.

ResourceLoaderInspector.attach(loader);
...
console.log(loader.inspector.summary);

However, inspector does not care about reset() call of loader.

Users may manually recalcurate resource info as described below.

Retrieving current resource info

Use snapshot method.

It returns object that has exactly same schema with inspector.summary .

Resource summary is retrieved from existing resource properties.

It means no additional retrieval such as http HEAD request will occur in this method.

Note that calcurated summary is not stored to given loader instance.

const summary = ResourceLoaderInspector.snapshot(loader);

Recollect resource info

Use recollect method.

It recollects resource info from resources property of given loader instance.

This API is used when resource data is reset or whenever it is suspected not keeping atomicity beteen summary and resource data.

Collected info is stored to inspector.summary property of loader instance.

ResourceLoaderInspector.recollect(loader);
...
console.log(loader.inspector.summary);

Remarks

resource-loader-inspector uses HEAD request to retrieve data size for files not downloaded via XHR such as Image, Audio and Video.

And of course this gives an impact to the application performance, so this module should be used only under the development environment.

Otherwise you can turn of the HEAD request feature by giving false to the second argument of attach and recollect method.