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declarative check type of function arguments and development profiler for your functions

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  • paracetamol

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (paracetamol) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

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Version

Current pre-alpha 0.7.2 Release is pre-alpha

Install

> npm i -S paracetamol

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Declarative checking arguments in your function. Possible wrap and runtime syntax Added function profiling

You need any function where should be strong-type arguments

let fn = function functionName(number, string) {
    return string + '(' + number + ')';
};

Variant A: Declare and wrap

1.Declare arguments and wrap your function
fn = $p(
    fn,
    $p.Number, // asserts for 0 argument 
    $p.String  // asserts for 1 argument
);
2. Call it
// Normal run
fn(1, 'one');
fn(2, 'two');
fn(3, 'three');

// Throw TypeError
fn(1, []);
fn({}, 1);
fn(null, function(){});

Variant B. RunTime assert

let fn = function functionName(number, string) {
    $p.Number(number);
    $p.String(string);

    return string + '(' + number + ')';
};

Variant C. RunTime no throw assert

let fn = function functionName(number, string) {
    if (
        $p.Number.for(number) && 
        $p.String.for(string)
    ) {
        return string + '(' + number + ')';
    } else {
        return null;
    }
};

Function Time, Memory, Result profiling

it possible only wrap syntax:

let fn = function(a, b, c) {
    return Math.pow(a, b * c);
};

fn = $p(fn, $p.Number, $p.Number, $p.Number, {
    profile: {
        // profile memory change, default false
        memory        : true,
        
        // average/total time without first calling (VM jit compile), default true
        ignoreCompile : true, 
        
        // store all call event (Attention use, it is slow and need many memory), default false
        every         : true  
    }
});

for (let i = 0; i < 16; ++i) {
    fn(2, i, i+1);
}

console.log(fn.profile.print());
Result:
Function "anonymous" has been called 16 times
total calling time: 70us
compile time: 44us
average calling time: 4us
sum of memory diff: 18920
average memory diff: 1182.5
list of every call:
    P_TIME  HR_TIME  MEMORY_CHANGE  ARGS => RESULT
    52ms    44us     5696           (2 ,0 ,1) => 1
    52ms    56us     4072           (2 ,1 ,2) => 4
    52ms    1us      680            (2 ,2 ,3) => 64
    52ms    998ns    1656           (2 ,3 ,4) => 4096
    52ms    1us      568            (2 ,4 ,5) => 1048576
    52ms    964ns    568            (2 ,5 ,6) => 1073741824
    52ms    952ns    568            (2 ,6 ,7) => 4398046511104
    52ms    1us      568            (2 ,7 ,8) => 72057594037927940
    52ms    989ns    568            (2 ,8 ,9) => 4.722366482869645e+21
    52ms    975ns    568            (2 ,9 ,10) => 1.2379400392853803e+27
    52ms    920ns    568            (2 ,10 ,11) => 1.298074214633707e+33
    52ms    834ns    568            (2 ,11 ,12) => 5.444517870735016e+39
    52ms    832ns    568            (2 ,12 ,13) => 9.134385233318143e+46
    52ms    823ns    568            (2 ,13 ,14) => 6.129982163463556e+54
    52ms    815ns    568            (2 ,14 ,15) => 1.645504557321206e+63
    52ms    812ns    568            (2 ,15 ,16) => 1.7668470647783843e+72

Release Notes:

0.0.1:

  • Initial work concept

0.7.1:

  • Initial modular build: declarations factory (store), assert library, $p main function, definer, main point
  • Api: Basic types: Number, String, Symbol, Bool, Array, Object, Function, Null, Undef
  • Api: Type classes: Complex, Scalar, Any, Defined, Countable)

0.7.2

  • Api: Add new type class Numeric
  • Api: Numeric asserts types: int, float, positive, negative
  • Testing chained calling declarations $p.Numeric.int.positive(5);