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ts-benchmark

v1.1.11

Published

A command line interface for monitoring the performance of typescript.

Downloads

9

Readme

Installation:

npm i ts-benchmark -g

Description:

A command line interface for monitoring the performance of typescript.

Features:

  • Ability to specify specific fields of benchmark result.
  • Watcher which trigger benchmark process on any change made to the specified path.
  • It can be use to benchmark two different branches.

Usage:

Benchmark the current directory:


ts-benchmark

Benchmark test folder which is test project and watch changes on src folder to trigger benchmark:


ts-benchmark -p ./test -w ./src

Like the previous command but it will shows specific fields of benchmark result instead of all fields:


ts-benchmark -p ./test -w ./src -f 17 18 29 32

Similar to the previous command but it will check if field 17 has reached the maximum valid value "10000":


ts-benchmark -p ./test -w ./src -f 17/10000 18 29 32

Benchmark test folder watch changes on src folder after benchmark master branch:


ts-benchmark -p ./test -w ./src -b master

Options: