Yet another timer

yet-another-timer is exactly what it sounds like - another timer to measure execution time. Simple to use and without any whistles or bells - just the bare essentials.

This module has been built with ES2015 and uses Babel. If you're just using this module without modifying it, you can use it as-is. For development, a gulpfile has been included which takes care of transpiling (see the section below).

Install

npm i yet-another-timer

Usage

var Timer = require('yet-another-timer');

var timer = new Timer();

// Start the timer
timer.start();
// Simulate some sort of work...
setTimeout(function() {
	// Work is done
	timer.stop();

	// Display the result
	console.log('Timer ran for %dms', timer.time().toFixed(3));
}, 500);

Development

The ES2015 file is located in the src folder. Gulp outputs the transpiled file to dist. The module's package.json is set up to use the transpiled version in dist by default.

If you made modifications to the file in src, you'll need to run gulp in order for Babel to transpile the code. Then you can use this module anywhere in your code as you're used to.

Changelog

• 0.0.3 - 11 January 2016
• Add peek() (documentation to follow)
• Move running flag to before hrtime start
• Update license year
• 0.0.2 - 29 December 2015
  • stop() now returns the execution time directly as well
• 0.0.1 - 28 December 2015
  • First commit
  • Published on npm

License

Copyright 2016 Michiel van der Velde.

This software is licensed under the MIT License