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Convert milliseconds to a human readable string: `1337000000` → `15d 11h 23m 20s`
- pretty
- prettify
- human
- humanize
- humanized
- readable
- time
- ms
- milliseconds
- duration
- period
- range
- text
- string
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ultility to measure execution time
simple high resolution timing
Convert the result of `process.hrtime.bigint()` to seconds, milliseconds, nanoseconds
Simplified high resolution timing
- time
- span
- elapsed
- process
- hrtime
- highres
- timing
- perf
- performance
- bench
- benchmark
- profiling
- measure
- seconds
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A high-resoultion stopwatch for Node.
Universal timer (Node.js and browser)
An extremely lightweight node module that measures execution time in nanoseconds
thin wrapper around process.hrtime
- hrtime
- hirestimer
- milliseconds
- seconds
- nanoseconds
- high resolution timer
- profiling
- profiler
- timing
- measurement
mocking lib for process.hrtime
Converts a time in nanoseconds to a pretty string in the most convenient units.
Returns arbitrary time diffs in nanoseconds, falling back to performance.now or Date.now if process.hrtime is not available.
Like `performance.now()` but in nanoseconds.
- browsers
- data-now
- date
- hrtime
- javascript
- library
- microseconds
- milliseconds
- nanosecond-resolution
- nanoseconds
- nodejs
- performance
- performance-analysis
- performance-metrics
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A basic timer for performance testing which uses high resolution time and falls back to low resolution if required.
A high resolution stopwatch using the hrtime function of the Node.JS process object which returns duration in nanoseconds.
Simple hrtime chronometer with Expressjs middleware. Request timer, process timer.
Find the process's time resolution
- browsers
- data-now
- date
- hrtime
- javascript
- library
- microseconds
- milliseconds
- nanosecond-resolution
- nanoseconds
- nodejs
- performance
- performance-analysis
- performance-metrics
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Node-compatible console object with extra features
Easily format the time from node.js `process.hrtime`. Works with timescales ranging from weeks to nanoseconds.