@thi.ng/bench
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Benchmarking & profiling utilities w/ various statistics & formatters (CSV, JSON, Markdown etc.)
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Benchmarking & profiling utilities w/ various statistics & formatters (CSV, JSON, Markdown etc.).
[!IMPORTANT] As of 2024-12-27, all timestamp-related functions have been extracted/migrated to the new @thi.ng/timestamp package, but are still available here as re-exports too.
Status
STABLE - used in production
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Related packages
- @thi.ng/csv - Customizable, transducer-based CSV parser/object mapper and transformer
- @thi.ng/markdown-table - Markdown table formatter/generator with support for column alignments
Installation
yarn add @thi.ng/benchESM import:
import * as bench from "@thi.ng/bench";Browser ESM import:
<script type="module" src="https://esm.run/@thi.ng/bench"></script>For Node.js REPL:
const bench = await import("@thi.ng/bench");Package sizes (brotli'd, pre-treeshake): ESM: 2.06 KB
Dependencies
Note: @thi.ng/api is in most cases a type-only import (not used at runtime)
Usage examples
10 projects in this repo's /examples directory are using this package:
| Screenshot | Description | Live demo | Source | |:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------|:---------------------------------------------------------|:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | | Doodle w/ K-nearest neighbor search result visualization | Demo | Source | | | K-nearest neighbor search in an hash grid | Demo | Source | | | Poisson-disk shape-aware sampling, Voronoi & Minimum Spanning Tree visualization | Demo | Source | | | GPU-based data reduction using thi.ng/shader-ast & WebGL multi-pass pipeline | Demo | Source | | | Markdown to Hiccup to HTML parser / transformer | Demo | Source | | | Parser grammar livecoding editor/playground & codegen | Demo | Source | | | Interactive pixel sorting tool using thi.ng/color & thi.ng/pixel | Demo | Source | | | Image-based Poisson-disk sampling | Demo | Source | | | Full umbrella repo doc string search w/ paginated results | Demo | Source | | | Fork-join worker-based raymarch renderer (JS/CPU only) | Demo | Source |
API
Basic usage
// functions to benchmark...
const fib = (n: number) =>
n > 2
? fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2)
: n > 0
? 1
: 0;
const fib2 = (n: number) => {
const res = [0, 1];
for(let i = 2; i <= n; i++) {
res[i] = res[i - 1] + res[i - 2];
}
return res[n];
};import { timed, bench } from "@thi.ng/bench";
<<test-functions>>
// measure single execution time
console.log(timed(() => fib(40)));
// 318.86ms
// 102334155
console.log(timed(() => fib2(40)));
// 0.05ms
// 102334155
// measure 1mil iterations (default)
console.log(bench(() => fib(10), 1e6));
// 157.41ms
// 55
console.log(bench(() => fib2(10), 1e6));
// 95.97ms
// 55Benchmarking with statistics
The benchmark() function executes a number of warmup runs, before
executing the main measurement and producing a number of useful
statistics: mean, median, min/max, 1st/3rd quartile, standard deviation
(as percentage)...
See api.ts for configuration options.
Also see the formatting section below for other output options. This example uses the default format...
import { benchmark } from "@thi.ng/bench";
<<test-functions>>
benchmark(() => fib(40), { title: "fib", iter: 10, warmup: 5 });
// benchmarking: fib
// warmup... 1480.79ms (5 runs)
// total: 2917.41ms, runs: 10 (@ 1 calls/iter)
// freq: 3.43 ops/sec
// mean: 291.74ms, median: 291.67ms, range: [291.51..292.58]
// q1: 291.55ms, q3: 291.79ms
// sd: 0.10%
// also returns results:
// {
// title: "fib",
// iter: 10,
// size: 1,
// total: 2917.4060010000003,
// freq: 3.4277025537660157,
// mean: 291.74060010000005,
// median: 291.668125,
// min: 291.50624999999997,
// max: 292.581834,
// q1: 291.55116699999996,
// q3: 291.788417,
// sd: 0.10295312107365955,
// }Benchmark suites
Multiple benchmarks can be run sequentially as suite (also returns an array of all results):
import { suite, FORMAT_MD } from "@thi.ng/bench";
<<test-functions>>
suite(
[
{ title: "fib2(10)", fn: () => fib2(10) },
{ title: "fib2(20)", fn: () => fib2(20) },
{ title: "fib2(30)", fn: () => fib2(30) },
{ title: "fib2(40)", fn: () => fib2(40) },
],
{ iter: 10, size: 100000, warmup: 5, format: FORMAT_MD }
)
// | Title| Iter| Size| Total| Frequency| Mean| Median| Min| Max| Q1| Q3| SD%|
// |------------------------|-------:|-------:|-----------:|-----------:|-------:|-------:|-------:|-------:|-------:|-------:|-------:|
// | fib2(10)| 10| 100000| 93.25| 10723774.45| 9.33| 9.25| 8.94| 10.27| 9.03| 9.46| 4.15|
// | fib2(20)| 10| 100000| 110.73| 9030823.33| 11.07| 11.02| 10.91| 11.56| 10.92| 11.10| 1.76|
// | fib2(30)| 10| 100000| 175.10| 5711056.26| 17.51| 17.58| 17.03| 17.65| 17.50| 17.60| 0.96|
// | fib2(40)| 10| 100000| 200.01| 4999765.64| 20.00| 19.71| 19.34| 21.78| 19.55| 19.91| 3.90|Same table as actual Markdown:
| Title| Iter| Size| Total| Frequency| Mean| Median| Min| Max| Q1| Q3| SD%| |------------------------|-------:|-------:|-----------:|-----------:|-------:|-------:|-------:|-------:|-------:|-------:|-------:| | fib2(10)| 10| 100000| 93.25| 10723774.45| 9.33| 9.25| 8.94| 10.27| 9.03| 9.46| 4.15| | fib2(20)| 10| 100000| 110.73| 9030823.33| 11.07| 11.02| 10.91| 11.56| 10.92| 11.10| 1.76| | fib2(30)| 10| 100000| 175.10| 5711056.26| 17.51| 17.58| 17.03| 17.65| 17.50| 17.60| 0.96| | fib2(40)| 10| 100000| 200.01| 4999765.64| 20.00| 19.71| 19.34| 21.78| 19.55| 19.91| 3.90|
Output formatting
The following output formatters are available. Custom formatters can be easily
defined (see source for examples). Formatters are configured via the format
option given to benchmark() or suite().
FORMAT_DEFAULT- default plain text formattingFORMAT_CSV- Comma-separated values (w/ column header)FORMAT_MD- Markdown table format
Profiling
Since v3.3.0 the package also provides a basic profiler to take named measurements and compute derived statistics. The profiler can by dynamically enabled/disabled, supports recursion and estimates/subtracts its internal overhead. Results can be obtained as JSON objects or CSV.
import { Profiler } from "@thi.ng/bench";
// initialize with 1million warmup iterations to compute internal overhead (takes around ~100ms)
const profiler = new Profiler({ warmup: 1e6 });
// recursive function
const countdown = (n, acc = []) => {
profiler.start("countdown");
if (n > 0) countdown(n - 1, (acc.push(n),acc));
profiler.end("countdown");
return acc;
}
countdown(10);
// [ 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ]
countdown(5);
// [ 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ]
// obtain results
profiler.deref()
// {
// countdown: {
// id: 'countdown',
// total: 0.028939979283999998,
// timePerCall: 0.0017023517225882353,
// totalPercent: 95.99309794988116,
// calls: 17,
// callsPercent: 100,
// maxDepth: 11
// }
// }
// results formatted as CSV
console.log(profiler.asCSV())
// "id","total (ms)","time/call (ms)","total (%)","calls","calls (%)","max depth"
// "countdown",0.0289,0.0017,17,95.99,100.00,11Authors
- Karsten Schmidt
If this project contributes to an academic publication, please cite it as:
@misc{thing-bench,
title = "@thi.ng/bench",
author = "Karsten Schmidt",
note = "https://thi.ng/bench",
year = 2018
}License
© 2018 - 2025 Karsten Schmidt // Apache License 2.0
