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Measure/debug the performance of your Node.JS code by breaking down into steps, producing nanosecond precision statistics.

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Readme

timer-stats

A small and simple zero-dependency Node.JS performance library for easily measuring execution time of code blocks, supporting measuring an operation multiple times. Offering summarized duration, execution count and min/max/avg statistics.

Nanosecond precision is offered using Node.JS process.hrtime().

Installation

$ npm install timer-stats

or

$ yarn add timer-stats

Usage

Basic usage:

const t = new TimerStats();

# Start measuring a new task
t.start('someTask');

# Stop measuring a task
t.stop('someTask');

# Start measuring a new execution of an existing task
t.start('someTask');

# Stop measuring the last execution of a task, summing up the duration of both executions
t.stop('someTask');

# Get statistics (converted to milliseconds)
t.stats('ms');

Special usage:

# Log an operation that wasn't explicitly started - will measure the time from when the TimerStats was created
t.stop('foo');

# Log an operation that wasn't explicitly started but which has previous executions - will add the duration from then _this_ task last was stopped
t.stop('foo');

# Log an operation that wasn't explicitly started - will add the duration from when the previous task (_any_ task) stopped
t.stop('bar', true);

# Reset a task
t.reset('foo');

# Reset all tasks
t.reset();

Example

import {TimerStats} from 'timer-stats';

const t = new TimerStats();

for (let i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
    t.start('heavyTask');
    await doSomethingHeavy();
    t.stop('heavyTask');
    await doSomeOtherTask();
    t.stop('otherTask');
}

console.log(t.stats());

The output is:

{
  heavyTask: {
    count: 100,
    duration: 2108.540039,
    minDuration: 19.448958,
    maxDuration: 22.885791,
    durationAvg: 21.08540039
  },
  otherTask: {
    count: 100,
    duration: 2689.798083,
    minDuration: 25.091542,
    maxDuration: 29.638917,
    durationAvg: 26.897980829999998
  },
  total: {
    count: 1,
    duration: 2690.076666,
    minDuration: 2690.076666,
    maxDuration: 2690.076666,
    durationAvg: 2690.076666
  }
}