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tickle

v1.5.0

Published

request counter

Downloads

10,207

Readme

tickle

NPM version Linux Status Windows Status Dependency Status Coveralls

Request counter for nodejs, independent for every route

Installation

Install through NPM

npm install tickle

or

git clone git://github.com/hex7c0/tickle.git

API

inside expressjs project

var tickle = require('tickle');

var app = require('express')();

app.use(tickle);

Class is stored inside global Object. One istance for environment.

global.tickle;

Methods

reset all counter

global.tickle.reset();

get time per request

global.tickle.tpr();

routing information are stored inside an Object

global.tickle.route;

Examples

Take a look at my examples

License GPLv3