performance_annotation v1.1.11

performance_annotation

Annotation to log the performance time of a method

Since Node TIMING API had a breaking change on version 10, this api only works with Node <10. I'll work into make this package able to use on version 10.

This package uses NodeJS TIMING API, so it's very accurate!

To use it, just download it with yarn or npm

npm i performance_annotation

yarn add performance_annotation

And to use, just import it as any other package:

  import performanceLog from 'performance_annotation';

Now decorate a class method with it

  class MyClass {

    @performanceLog()
    myMethod() {
      // method logic inside
    }
  }

This way, everytime this method gets called, it will console.log the time the method took to perform the operation. You can set how many times the method will execute before it will log. Just put a number inside the decorator call and it will do it for you, e.g:

If you put @performanceLog(2), the method will execute 2 times, and only on the second time, it will log it.

  class MyClass {

    @performanceLog(2)
    myMethod() {
      // method logic inside
    }
  }

  new MyClass().myMethod()// won't log
  new MyClass().myMethod()// will log
  new MyClass().myMethod()// won't log
  new MyClass().myMethod()// will log

It works with async methods too!

  class MyClass {

    @performanceLog()
    async myMethod() {
      // method logic inside
      return Promise.resolve("Okay!");
    }
  }

  const callingMyAsyncMethod = await new MyClass().myMethod()
  // Okay!

setLogger(newLogger: any) => void

By default, it uses console.log as default logger, but you can change that with setLogger, e.g:

import { setLogger } from 'performance_annotation';
import bunyan from 'bunyan'
const log = bunyan.createLogger({ name: "my logger" });
setLogger(log.info);

Now the package will use your bunyan logger to log the measures!