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@fontoxml/fonto-benchmark-runner

v0.0.5

Published

This tool can build a fonto-related tool to measure the performance of a function and compare the performances of different functions.

Downloads

15

Readme

fonto-benchmark-runner Build Status

This tool can measure the performance of a function and compare the performances of different functions in both NodeJS and in the browser. It takes Typescript files as input.

How to use:

  • Create files in a performance folder in your project with names ending with .benchmark.ts
  • Run npx fonto-benchmark-runner to run your performance tests in node.
  • Add --log-csv to the command in order to Log performance results in csv format. If you need to write the results to the current directory, run npx fonto-benchmark-runner --log-csv > results.csv. Please make sure that your benchmark or comparison names do not include comma (,) if you want to display your results in a sheet. Otherwise, more than one cell will be created for the name and it shifts some of the data.