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@dxos/benchmark-suite
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Suite to benchmark things.
$ npm install @dxos/benchmark-suite
import { Suite } from '@wirelineio/benchmark-suite';
const suite = new Suite();
// prepare your tests
suite.beforeAll(() => {
// Set an optional context data that will be shared across each benchmark test
suite.setContext({
list: [...Array(10000).keys()]
});
});
suite.test('forEach', () => {
const { list } = suite.context;
list.forEach(() => {});
});
suite.test('for-of', () => {
const { list } = suite.context;
for (const i of list) {}
});
const results = await suite.run();
suite.print(results);
Prints:
# forEach
ok ~294 μs (0 s + 293701 ns)
# for-of
ok ~498 μs (0 s + 498171 ns)
wins: forEach
ok ~2.45 ms (0 s + 2449887 ns)
PRs accepted.
GPL-3.0 © dxos
FAQs
Benchmark suite.
The npm package @dxos/benchmark-suite receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, @dxos/benchmark-suite popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @dxos/benchmark-suite demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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