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memuse

v0.1.0

Published

Memory monitoring module

Downloads

17

Readme

memuse

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Javascript library to record memory utilization statistics (rss,heapTotal,heapUsed,external,arrayBuffers) and generate a lines chart svg file. You can add a tag to the statistics whenever you need into your code so you could easily locate which piece of code is running when polling the statistics.

Usage:

// load the library
const memuse=require('memuse')
// or if you want to reuse accross all your code
global.memuse=require('memuse')

// create an empty file to record statistics
memuse.init('./mem.csv')

// append a new line to the file with current statistics
memuse.poll()

// append a new line to the file with current statistics AND a tag message
memuse.tag('this is a message')

// generate lines chart into SVG file
memuse.end('./mem.svg')

Here is an example:

const memuse=require('memuse')
const randomstring = require('randomstring')

memuse.init('./mem.csv')

let array=[]
for (let index = 0; index < 10000; index++) {
    array[index]=randomstring.generate(32)
    memuse.poll()
}

memuse.tag('start deletion')

for (let index = 0; index < 10000; index++) {
    array.splice(index)
    memuse.poll()
}

memuse.end('./mem.svg')

Which produce:

alt text