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A component utility for estimating benchmarks of React components
This project aims to provide a method for gathering benchmarks of component tree mount, update, and unmount timings.
Please note that the values returned are estimates. Since this project does not hook into the React renderer directly, the values gathered are not 100% accurate and may vary slightly because they're taken from a wrapping component. That being said, running a large sample set should give you a confident benchmark metric.
Historically, React has provided react-addons-perf
in order to help gain insight into the performance of mounting, updating, and unmounting components. Unfortunately, as of React 16, it has been deprecated. Additionally, before deprecation, it was not usable in production React builds, making it less useful for many applications.
See the examples directory for ideas on how you might integrate this into your own project, whether in your user-interface or your automated tests.
import { Benchmark, BenchmarkType } from 'react-component-benchmark';
function MyComponentBenchmark() {
const ref = React.useRef();
const handleComplete = React.useCallback((results) => {
console.log(results);
}, []);
const handleStart = () => {
ref.start();
};
return (
<div>
<button onClick={handleStart}>Run</button>
<Benchmark
component={MyComponent}
componentProps={componentProps}
onComplete={handleComplete}
ref={ref}
samples={50}
timeout={10000}
type={BenchmarkType.MOUNT}
/>
</div>
);
}
See examples/tests for various test integrations.
key | type | description |
---|---|---|
component | typeof React.Component | The component that you would like to benchmark |
componentProps | object | Properties to be given to component when rendering |
includeLayout | boolean | Estimate the amount of time that the browser's rendering engine requires to layout the rendered HTML. Only available for 'mount' and 'update' benchmark types. Default: false |
onComplete | (x: BenchResultsType) => void | Receives the benchmark results when the benchmarking is complete |
samples | number | Samples to run (default 50 ) |
timeout | number | Amount of time in milliseconds to stop running (default 10000 ) |
type | string | One of 'mount' , 'update' , or 'unmount' . Also available from BenchmarkType . |
Note: All times and timestamps are in milliseconds. High resolution times provided when available.
key | type | description |
---|---|---|
... | ...ComputedResult | All values from the ComputedResult table |
startTime | number | Timestamp of when the run started |
endTime | number | Timestamp of when the run completed |
runTime | number | Amount of time that it took to run all samples. |
sampleCount | number | The number of samples actually run. May be less than requested if the timeout was hit. |
samples | Array<{ start, end, elapsed }> | Raw sample data |
layout | ComputedResult | The benchmark results for the browser rendering engine layout, if available (see includeLayout property) |
ComputedResult
key | type | description |
---|---|---|
max | number | Maximum time elapsed |
min | number | Minimum time elapsed |
median | number | Median time elapsed |
mean | number | Mean time elapsed |
stdDev | number | Standard deviation of all elapsed times |
p70 | number | 70th percentile for time elapsed: mean + stdDev |
p95 | number | 95th percentile for time elapsed: mean + (stdDev * 2) |
p99 | number | 99th percentile for time elapsed: mean + (stdDev * 3) |
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A component utility for estimating benchmarks of React components
The npm package react-component-benchmark receives a total of 274 weekly downloads. As such, react-component-benchmark popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-component-benchmark 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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