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@camptocamp/rendering-analyzer
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To install, run:
$ npm install --save @camptocamp/rendering-analyzer
To use, import API symbols like so:
import { defineFrameContainer, trackPerformance } from '@camptocamp/rendering-analyzer';
The package exposes the following functions:
defineFrameContainer(classOrInstance, methodName)
This defines a class method as the "frame container", meaning that everything done as part of that method (including
async tasks and events) will be counted in the total frame time.
This should typically be the render
method of an app or something like that.
Required for performance tracking.
trackPerformance(classOrInstance, substituteName)
Time spent in this class or object will be tracked, as well as method calls and instances count.
showGraph()
Render the frame graph on the page.
showTable()
Render the stats table on the page.
downloadDataAsCsv()
Downloads two CSV files: one for the stats gathered on each tracked classes, and one for the detailed stats of each frame.
printDataToConsole()
Same as above but both datasets are simply dumped to the browser console.
FAQs
A tool to visually analyze time spent in code
The npm package @camptocamp/rendering-analyzer receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, @camptocamp/rendering-analyzer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @camptocamp/rendering-analyzer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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