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forensics

v0.0.5

Published

Clean, simple analytics.

Downloads

2

Readme

Forensics

npm i forensics

const Forensics = require("forensics");
let detective = new Forensics();
const express = detective.track(require('express'));
const dbController = detective.track(require('./fakeThing'));
const sum = detective.trackFunction((a,b) => a + b);

sum(1, 2); sum(3,4); sum(5,6);
dbController.getUserById('3'); //Forensics can only track direct return values

invalidFunctionToKillProcess()
//Detective writes report to ./autopsy.txt

class: Forensics({[autopsy function], [filePath path]})

Creates a new instance of a forensics object. If it's the first within the application context, it creates a whole new one, else it points its references to the first instance.

If it's necessary to create a whole new instance, use Forensic.createNew({[autopsy function], [filePath path]})

forensics.trackObject(anything)

Returns a tracked object. Should be used for construction of objects and functions.

forensics.trackFunction(fn)

Used for functions, but maps back to trackObject

Forensics.instance

Return instance of instantiated forensics object or undefined

Forensics.createNew(same as constructor)

Create a new instance of a forensics object


class: ObjectTracker

Monitored proxy objects

objectTracker.isProxy === true

objectTracker.isObjectProxy === true

objectTracker.trackedObjects

user.options.tooling = false

Gets objects that are contained by the root objectTracker and how many times they've been accessed. They will also be turned into ObjectTracker instances

objectTracker.trackedFunctions

user.getFriends()

Gets functions contained by the root object that are being monitored. Each function becomes a tracked function once invoked or retrieved.

objectTracker.trackedPrimitives

console.log(user.name) tracked primitives and their return values

objectTracker.getDeepTrackedObjects()

user.getDeepTrackedObjects()

Gets nested tracked objects and returns it as a flat array

objectTracker.comprehensive()

user.comprehensive()

returns all of the above as an object

objectTracker.dump([callback])

user.dump(cb(trackedObjects, trackedFunctions, trackedPrimitives));

Resets all tracked properties for memory purposes for long running applications. Callback is invoked on old trackedObjects, trackedFunctions, and trackedPrimitives

class: FunctionTracker

Monitored function objects Tracks duration of function call, cpu usage, arguments, and duration.

functionTracker.isProxy === true

sum.isProxy

functionTracker.isFunctionProxy === true

sum.isFunctionProxy

functionTracker.calibrate(testFn)

sum.calibrate(result => typeof result === 'number') A test function which when returns false, will pass the failure into an array of failed function calls. Can be used to validate results on the fly.

functionTracker.misfires

sum.misfires === ['ab', null, undefined] Array of arguments and results that did not pass the test provided by calibrate

functionTracker.fingerprints

sum.fingerprints //object Array of all invokations of the function with arguments, duration, cpu usage, and results.

functionTracker.comprehensive()

sum.comprehensive() returns all of the above as an object

functionTracker.dump([callback])

sum.dump(cb(misfires, fingerprints)); Resets misfires and fingerprints for memory purposes. The callback ins invoked with old misfires and fingerprints


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