TimeSteps is Node.js & Browser compatible

Natively uses process.hrtime (node) if available, otherwise it uses performance.now (browser).

• Available on NPM
• Comment on GitHub Gist

Example

const investigator = new TimeSteps("Mr. Investigate");

investigator.step("Investigator on the case.");

madeUpFunction(true, false, true);
investigator.step("madeUpFunction");

oldMateBottleNeck();
investigator.step("oldMateBottleNeck");

anotherMadeUpFunction("truthy", null + null);
investigator.step("anotherMadeUpFunction");

CONSOLE LOG OUTPUT:

[Mr. Investigate] Investigator on the case. (0ms)
[Mr. Investigate] madeUpFunction (300.962ms)
[Mr. Investigate] oldMateBottleNeck (5196.192ms)
[Mr. Investigate] anotherMadeUpFunction (307.101ms)

Installation

NPM

npm i timesteps

const TimeSteps = require("timesteps");
const myTimeLogger = new TimeSteps("my time logger label");

Browser

1. Copy the code from TimeSteps.mint.js into a file in your project
2. Reference the created file in your HTML <script src="(link/to/file)"></script>

TimeSteps.mint.js is the minified & transformed (es2015) version

or use jsdelivr: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/TimeSteps.mint.js

Usage

// Instantiate
const tim = new TimeSteps("Timothy the timer");

// Add steps
tim.step("Tim's first steps!");
//   ^ this invokes console.log


// Reset the interim timer - useful for when you want to skip through callback hell
tim.reset();