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benchrunner
Advanced tools
npm install benchrunner
bower install benchrunner
You can write a suite like this:
(function(root) {
var suites = root.benchrunner.suites;;
suites.push(Benchmark.Suite('trim')
.add('String.replace', function() {
' foo '.replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g, '');
})
.add('String.trim', function() {
' foo '.trim();
})
);
}(typeof global == 'object' && global || this));
Now you can run them from CLI or in the browser really easy:
Currently only PhantomJS is supported.
phantomjs benchrunner.js suite1.js suite2.js
From the root of your project, that would become e.g.:
phantomjs ./node_modules/benchrunner/benchrunner.js benchmarks/my-suite.js
Or, if you install globally (i.e. npm install -g benchrunner
):
benchrunner benchmarks/my-suite.js
Just point your browser at the runner page, e.g.
http://localhost/your-project/benchmarks/index.html
See examples/basic.html
for an example (you need to include a few scripts).
Heavily inspired by Lo-Dash's benchmark suite runner.
FAQs
Benchmark Suite Runner for benchmark.js
We found that benchrunner demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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