High-res timestamps in Node and browser
In Node: npm install present
In browser:
present.js or present.min.js (with optional source map at present.min.js.map)<script src="path/to/present.{min.}js"></script>performance.now is automatically polyfilled -- if this is undesired, present.noConflict();Node only: var present = require('present');
present()Returns a timestamp. In node, this uses process.hrtime. In the browser, the following are attempted (in order):
performance.now()performance.webkitNow()performance.msNow()performance.mozNow()performance.oNow()Date.now()+new Datepresent.noConflict()Browser only. Resets performance.now to what it was before present was included or present.conflict was called.
present.conflict()Browser only. Polyfills performance.now.
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High-res timestamps in Node and browser
The npm package present receives a total of 80,088 weekly downloads. As such, present popularity was classified as popular.
We found that present 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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