@tensile-perf/react v0.1.13

@tensile-perf/react

React bindings for Tensile.

Usage

Install the package:

# with npm
$ npm install --save-dev @tensile-perf/react

# or with yarn
$ yarn add -D @tensile-perf/react

Create a benchmark test file:

// Save in button.bench.tsx
import * as React from 'react';

const itemRenderer: React.FC = () => {
  return <button>React button</button>;
};

export default itemRenderer;

export { tests } from "@tensile-perf/react";

Transpile your TSX to JS in ES module format (more on this below)

Run your test:

$ tensile --file button.bench.js

Review results in the .tensile/ folder

Advanced configuration

TODO

ES modules

The test runner loads all Javascript test files as ES modules meaning all files under test must be loadable in a browsers as native ES modules. Because there are many bundlers and transpilers available (or maybe you write code as native ESM!), tensile doesn't prescribe how you get your code into this format.

Webpack is a popular bundler in the React world that supports exporting ESM via the experimental outputModule configuration option.

The Webpack config used for testing this library provides an example of using this option.

Building

Run yarn nx run react:build to build the library.

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