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waterfall

v3.0.1

Published

Create waterfall charts to show events in causal order

Downloads

134

Readme

waterfall

Create waterfall charts to show events in causal order.

An example network waterfall

Installation

You can make the waterfall CLI script accessible from anywhere in your path:

sudo npm install -g waterfall

Usage

waterfall <data-file>

Data file format

Getting your first waterfall chart up and running is a breeze:

waterfall accepts line-separated JSON events or a JSON array of events, where each event has a start and end timestamp and a string label:

{ "start": 1587645957644, "end": 1587645963195, "label": "DNS" }
{ "start": 1587645963195, "end": 1587645968900, "label": "TCP" }
{ "start": 1587645968910, "end": 1587646249816, "label": "TLS" }

That's it!

There are no dependencies except Chrome, which we use in headless mode to screenshot the HTML chart to a PNG.

Command line options

You can customize bar colors by default and/or by label prefix:

waterfall --BAR-COLOR=blue --BAR-COLOR=dns:yellow <data-file>

You can also exclude events from the cumulative sum shown at the bottom of the chart:

waterfall --EXCLUDE="dns lookup" <data-file>

Acknowledgements

This script was created by Joran Dirk Greef and Donovan Changfoot as part of performance testing work on Mojaloop by Coil.