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tymer

v1.2.1

Published

simple event timer

Downloads

5

Readme

tymer

this simple component allows for geocoding from various providers

Build Status

usage

import

import Timer from 'tymer'

stop

// timer is automatically started on construction
//
const timer = new Timer('some-event')

// some event occurs here

timer.stop()

explicit start

const timer = new Timer('some-event')

const array = [1, 2, 3]
for (let i = 0; i < array.length; i++) {
  timer.start()
  // do stuff
  timer.stop()
}

lap

const timer = new Timer('some-event')

// some event occurs here

timer.lap() // lap() stops and then immediately starts

// other event here

timer.stop()

async

const parentTimer = new Timer('some-event')

something().then(()=>{
  const childTimer = new Timer()
  // some event
  childTimer.stop()
  // need child timer to track time spent in async segment
  parentTimer.record(childTimer.last())
})

report

console.log('timer: report=%o', timer.toString())
some-event: count=1, min=0.014, max=0.048, max2=0.031, last=0.015, avg=0.026, avg2=0.021, total=0.000s

max2 is the second max, and avg2 is the average without the max.

this is to provide insight into loops where the first call incurs an initialization cost.