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rapidmeter

v1.0.0

Published

A package for measuring execution times of synchronous and asynchronous operations.

Downloads

6

Readme

rapid-meter

This package provides utilities to measure the execution time of both synchronous and asynchronous functions. It includes tools for measuring once or multiple times and calculating average execution times.

Installation:

    npm install rapid-meter

Synchronous Functions

  • syncperformance(callback, label = "Performance")

Measures the execution time of a synchronous function using console.time() and console.timeEnd() with a provided label.

  • syncmultitime(callback, times = 1, label = "Performance")

Executes a synchronous function multiple times (times) and measures its execution time each time using console.time() and console.timeEnd().

  • avgsyncperformance(callback, times = 1, label = "Performance")

Executes a synchronous function multiple times and computes the average execution time based on the measurements using process.hrtime().

Asynchronous Functions

  • asyncperformance(callback, label = "Performance")

Measures the execution time of an asynchronous function using await, console.time(), and console.timeEnd() with a provided label.

  • avgasyncperformance(callback, times = 1, label = "Performance")

Executes an asynchronous function multiple times and computes the average execution time using await, process.hrtime(), console.time(), and console.timeEnd().

  • asyncmultitime(callback, time = 1, label = "Performance")

Executes an asynchronous function multiple times (time) and measures its execution time each time using await, console.time(), and console.timeEnd().

Example

    const speedtestjs= require('rapidmeter');

    // Measure execution time of a synchronous function once
    speedtestjs.syncperformance(() => {
    // Your synchronous function here
    }, 'MySynchronousFunction');

    // Measure execution time of an asynchronous function once
    speedtestjs.asyncperformance(async () => {
    // Your asynchronous function here
    }, 'MyAsynchronousFunction');

    // Measure average execution time of a synchronous function
    speedtestjs.avgsyncperformance(() => {
    // Your synchronous function here
    }, 10, 'MySynchronousFunction');

    // Measure average execution time of an asynchronous function
    speedtestjs.avgasyncperformance(async () => {
    // Your asynchronous function here
    }, 10, 'MyAsynchronousFunction');

    // Measure execution time of an asynchronous function multiple times
    speedtestjs.asyncmultitime(async () => {
    // Your asynchronous function here
    }, 5, 'MyAsynchronousFunction');