About
Debug tool that makes the time a good friend.
The consoleTimeline works exactly as the console.time but the report can be consoled or get it as object. This makes easier to debug or write tests.
Track in timeline view, the elapsed time of running tasks.
Create ticks on time calling the consoleTimeline and whenever you want consoleTimelineReport.
You can create multiple timelines.
Example
import {consoleTimeline, consoleTimelineReport} from "dyna-console-timeline";
consoleTimeline('Process customer request', 'start');
consoleTimeline('Process customer request', 'load from database');
consoleTimeline('Process customer request', 'calc the debit');
consoleTimeline('Process customer request', 'return to client');
consoleTimeline('Process customer request', 'completed');
consoleTimelineReport('Process customer request');
// consoles
-CTL- [Process customer request] Console Timeline Report Sun Oct 14 2018 08:28:17 GMT+0200 (Central European Summer Time)
-CTL- [Process customer request] 0.000 start
-CTL- [Process customer request] ############## 138.000 load from database
-CTL- [Process customer request] #################### 203.500 calc the debit
-CTL- [Process customer request] ## 17.300 return to client
-CTL- [Process customer request] #### 41.400 completed
-CTL- [Process customer request] total duration 400.200
methods
consoleTimeline = (timelineName: string, taskName: string, consoleIt: boolean = false): void
Create a tick.
Console the tick setting the consoleIt to true.
consoleTimelineReport = (timelineName: string, consoleIt: boolean = true): ITimeline
Console the report.
To do not console it set the consoleIt false.
This method always return the ITimeLine object where contains the report of the specific timeline.
interface ITimeline {
ticks: ITick[];
}
interface ITick {
taskName: string;
time: number;
}
consoleTimelineReset = (timelineName: string): void
Reset all collected data for this timeline.