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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
thin wrapper around process.hrtime
- hrtime
- hirestimer
- milliseconds
- seconds
- nanoseconds
- high resolution timer
- profiling
- profiler
- timing
- measurement
Convert the result of `process.hrtime.bigint()` to seconds, milliseconds, nanoseconds
A high-resoultion stopwatch for Node.
Simplified high resolution timing
- time
- span
- elapsed
- process
- hrtime
- highres
- timing
- perf
- performance
- bench
- benchmark
- profiling
- measure
- seconds
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Universal timer (Node.js and browser)
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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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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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.
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.
A basic timer for performance testing which uses high resolution time and falls back to low resolution if required.
Easily format the time from node.js `process.hrtime`. Works with timescales ranging from weeks to nanoseconds.
Node-compatible console object with extra features
Calculates a diff in milliseconds between invocations.