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unitimer

v3.14.0

Published

Universal timer (Node.js and browser)

Downloads

526

Readme

unitimer

Universal timer for Node.js and browser:

import createTimer from 'unitimer'

const timer = createTimer().start()
setTimeout(() => {
  const ms = timer.stop() // ms ~= 1000.0
  timer.log() // output to console
}, 1000)

Multiple timers:

import createTimer from 'unitimer'

const [a, b] = createTimer(['a', 'b'])
a.start()
b.start()

// ...

API

timer.start()

Begin measuring interval.

timer.stop()

End the interval. Returns the elapsed time in milliseconds.

Note: start() and stop() can be called multiple times (which affects the total time, count, mean etc.).

timer.took()

Returns the most recent start / stop interval in milliseconds.

timer.mean()

Returns arithmetic average in milliseconds.

timer.total()

Returns the total time taken (an addition of start / stop intervals)

timer.count()

Returns the number of intervals measured.

timer.min()

Returns the minimum interval time recorded.

timer.max()

Returns the maximum interval time recorded.

timer.info(precision)

Returns a string summary of timer total, mean, total, min and max. precision is number of decimal places to show (optional).

timer.log(precision)

console.log of timer.info() (see above)

timer.stats()

Returns a stats object.