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- benchmarked
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benchmarked 
Easily generate benchmarks from a glob of files.
This is an opinionated wrapper for benchmarked.js to make it easier to do benchmarks.
Install
Install with npm:
npm i benchmarked --save-dev
Run tests
npm test
Usage
var Suite = require('benchmarked');
var suite = new Suite({
cwd: 'benchmark', // optionally define a current working directory
add: 'my-functions/*.js', // path or glob pattern to functions
fixtures: 'my-fixtures/*.txt' // path or glob pattern to fixtures
});
// run the benchmarks
suite.run();
See the examples to get a better understanding of how this works.
Alternative setup
Add functions to run:
suite.add('benchmark/my-functions/*.js');
Add fixtures to use:
suite.fixtures('benchmark/my-fixtures/*.txt');
Run benchmarks for each fixture and function defined:
suite.run();
Pass additional arguments beyond the content in the fixtures:
// `fixture` is the content returned for each fixture
suite.run(function (fixture) {
// this array will be applied as arguments to each function
return [fixture, ':'];
});
Options
options.cwd
Specify a current working directory to be used for both fixtures and functions:
var suite = new Suite({cwd: 'example'});
options.name
Pass a custom naming function to be used on functions. This only changes the name that displays in the command line for each function:
var path = require('path');
var suite = new Suite({
// this is the actual default
name: function(filepath) {
return path.basename(filepath);
}
});
Author
Jon Schlinkert
License
Copyright (c) 2014 Jon Schlinkert, contributors.
Released under the MIT license
This file was generated by verb-cli on October 17, 2014.