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v8-deopt-parser

v0.4.3

Published

Parse a v8.log file for deoptimizations

Downloads

7

Readme

v8-deopt-parser

Parse a V8 log of optimizations and deoptimizations into an JavaScript object.

Installation

Check out v8-deopt-viewer for a CLI that automates this for you!

Requires NodeJS 14.x or greater.

npm i v8-deopt-parser

Usage

The main export of this package is parseV8Log. Given the contents of a v8.log file, it returns a JavaScript object that contains the relevant optimization and deoptimization information.

This package also contains some helper methods for using the resulting V8DeoptInfo object. See index.d.ts for the latest API and definition of the V8DeoptInfo object.

/**
 * Parse the deoptimizations from a v8.log file
 * @param v8LogContent The contents of a v8.log file
 * @param options Options to influence the parsing of the V8 log
 */
export function parseV8Log(
	v8LogContent: string,
	options?: Options
): Promise<V8DeoptInfo>;

/**
 * Group the V8 deopt information into an object mapping files to the relevant
 * data
 * @param rawDeoptInfo A V8DeoptInfo object from `parseV8Log`
 */
export function groupByFile(rawDeoptInfo: V8DeoptInfo): PerFileV8DeoptInfo;

/**
 * Find an entry in a V8DeoptInfo object
 * @param deoptInfo A V8DeoptInfo object from `parseV8Log`
 * @param entryId The ID of the entry to find
 */
export function findEntry(
	deoptInfo: V8DeoptInfo,
	entryId: string
): Entry | null;

/**
 * Sort V8 Deopt entries by line, number, and type. Modifies the original array.
 * @param entries A list of V8 Deopt Entries
 * @returns The sorted entries
 */
export function sortEntries(entries: Entry[]): Entry[];

/**
 * Get the severity of an Inline Cache state
 * @param state An Inline Cache state
 */
export function severityIcState(state: ICState): number;

/** The minimum severity an update or entry can be. */
export const MIN_SEVERITY = 1;

Prior work

  • thlorenz/deoptigate

    This project started out as a fork of the awesome deoptigate but as the scope of what I wanted to accomplish grew, I figured it was time to start my own project that I could re-architect to meet my requirements