A stopwatch class built around process.hrtime(),
with all the usual stopwatch methods like "start" and "stop".
Times the execution of a function, and returns the duration.
npm install --save durations
durations = require 'durations'
watch = durations.stopwatch()
watch.stop() # Pauses the stopwatch. Returns the stopwatch.
watch.start() # Starts the stopwatch from where it was last stopped. Returns the stopwatch.
watch.reset() # Reset the stopwatch (duration is set back to zero). Returns the stopwatch.
duration = watch.duration() # Returns the Duration.
durations.time(someFunction)
.then (duration) ->
console.log "Took", duration.format(), "to do something."
The durations module uses process.hrtime(), therefore it will work only in node.js, not in browsers.
FAQs
Duration tracking and formattng for node.js
The npm package durations receives a total of 102,345 weekly downloads. As such, durations popularity was classified as popular.
We found that durations demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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