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express-middleware-server-timing
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Automagic expressjs middleware performance monitoring.
There are many server-timing libraries out there for expressjs, but I couldn't find any that provided any out-of-the-box value.
npm install --save express-middleware-server-timing
const app = express()
// any time before `app.listen(...)`
require('express-middleware-server-timing')(app, [options])
The following table describes the properties of the options
object.
Property | Description | Type | Default |
---|---|---|---|
name | name of the server timing metric | String | 'mw' |
description | description of the server timing metric | String | undefined |
disabled | set true if you want to disable | Boolean | false |
A server-timing entry named <name>
(with optional description of <description>
) will be generated for every request that passes through express.
To create a server-timing entry reporting the duration between two check points of the same response, try:
app.get(path, function (req, res, next) {
res.serverTimingStart('foo', 'bar')
// some time later, maybe in different middleware handler
res.serverTimingStop('foo')
// ...
})
A header like this will be written to the response:
Server-Timing: foo; dur=[time in ms]; desc="bar"
To create a server-timing entry reporting the duration it took to execute a syncronous method, try:
app.get(path, function (req, res, next) {
const result = res.serverTimingSync(function() {
// slow syncronous code here
}, 'slowMethod1', 'sometimes this method is slow')
// ...
})
A header like this will be written to the response:
Server-Timing: slowMethod1; dur=[time in ms]; desc="sometimes this method is slow"
For browsers that suport server-timing (Chrome 65+, Opera 52+), the entries can be accessed like this:
['navigation', 'resource']
.forEach(function(entryType) {
performance.getEntriesByType(entryType).forEach(function({name: url, serverTiming}) {
serverTiming.forEach(function({name, duration, description}) {
console.info('expressjs middleware =',
JSON.stringify({url, entryType, name, duration, description}, null, 2))
})
})
})
require('express-middleware-server-timing')(app, {
disabled: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production'
})
MIT
FAQs
Generate a server-timing header for every request.
We found that express-middleware-server-timing 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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