getMultiRuntime

This method executes a function several times and calculates its execution time several times and puts it in an array.

Params

getMultiRuntime(inputFunction,options = { ignoreFirstTime: false, runtimeCount: 5, moreDetails: false  }) ;

• inputFunction → The function we want to calculate its execution times
• ignoreFirstTime → In this method, you can set this key to true and the first execution is not considered.

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The execution time of a function in the first time is completely different from the subsequent times, because JavaScript performs optimizations on the execution of that function.

• runtimeCount → The number of times you want this function to be executed and its time taken
• moreDetails → Gives more information than execution times

Returns

{
  runtimeCount: 5,
  runtimes: [ 0.04217, 0.00062, 0.00033, 0.00033, 0.00067 ]
}

• Object.runtimeCount → The number of times the function was executed
• Object.runtimes → The execution time of this function respectively

Usage

const testFunction = ()=>{
    let a = 2345345436;
    let b = 45364536457;
    let c = a * b;
    c = c**2
}

momentMachine.getMultiRuntime(testFunction);
/*{
  runtimeCount: 5,
  runtimes: [ 0.04217, 0.00062, 0.00033, 0.00033, 0.00067 ]
}*/

momentMachine.getMultiRuntime(testFunction,{runtimeCount : 10});
/*{
  runtimeCount: 10,
  runtimes: [
      0.017, 0.00079,
    0.00046, 0.00037,
    0.00079, 0.00037,
    0.00038, 0.00042,
    0.00058, 0.00142
  ]
}*/

momentMachine.getMultiRuntime(testFunction,{ ignoreFirstTime: true });
/*{
  runtimeCount: 5,
  runtimes: [ 0.00062, 0.00033, 0.00033, 0.00071, 0.00033 ]
}*/

momentMachine.getMultiRuntime(testFunction,{ moreDetails: true });
/*{
      runtimeCount: 5,
      fastestRuntimes: 0.00071,
      slowestRuntimes: 0.00117,
      runtimes: [ 0.00117, 0.00079, 0.00071, 0.00071, 0.00071 ]
}*/