— constamp —

Documentation

Context stamping.

Instead of just time stamping a process or event, context stamp it to reveal the:

• T: Epoch time and high-resolution process time,
• W: Who is doing all of this JavaScript, including the user and computing architecture,
• D: Directories where all of this JavaScript is being done.

Installation

Run npm install constamp

Usage

This module exports a class Constamp. The class creates an immutable object.

Stamping

import { Constamp } from 'constamp'
const c = Constamp()

Partially cloning a stamp:

const cCopy = Constamp({
  json: c.toJson()
})

Using a dayjs format string:

const cFormat = Constamp({
  format: 'DD/MM/YYYY'
})

Command-line

constamp -h

Usage
  $ constamp <command> [options]

Available Commands
  show    Display local context stamp (raw) info.
  save    Save the local context stamp (hash) to a file.
  load    Load a saved context stamp file for comparison

For more info, run any command with the `--help` flag
  $ constamp show --help
  $ constamp save --help

Options
  -v, --version    Displays current version
  -h, --help       Displays this message

Testing

npm test