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A stopwatch timer to track processing time between and during function calls
- timer
- performance
- stopwatch
- backend performance
- performance stopwatch
- test performance
- performance monitoring
Overtime is a stopwatch library that visualises time limits in 2D.
Zero dependency tool to measure time spent in JavaScript code
Yet another stopwatch for performance tests.
A simple (Similar to dotnet's) stopwatch library for monitoring performance.
Utility package to help debug time bottlenecks
use-pretty-elapsed-timer is a custom React hook that provides a timer/stopwatch functionality. It takes a time format string and returns human-readable time strings. The hook also returns start, stop function, and running status. It can take an optional a
- React
- custom hook
- timer
- stopwatch
- time logic
- state management
- requestAnimationFrame
- elapsed time
- auto-ticks
- time format string
- human-readable time strings
- start function
- stop function
- running status
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Measure/debug the performance of your Node.JS code by breaking down into steps, producing nanosecond precision statistics.
A module to ease Date manupilation by using an internal DateTime object to manipulate and customly format the date. As well as being able to make an updating versions, Timers and Stopwatches with ease.
Meet Tim, a small, simple timer
Stopwatch intended to be used for timing functions calls in JavaScript/TypeScript.
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Fast, accurate and lightweight countdown & stopwatch written in Typescript.
Stopwatch service for AngularJS
A package for adding simple javascript/SVG digital clocks and stopwatches into a website. Future functionality is planned!
A simple Stopwatch component for React
Tiny and easy to use module for getting time differences, especially useful for animation
Simple to use functional timer / stopwatch
jiffy-timer is a high-precision, easy-to-use JavaScript timer library designed for measuring elapsed time. It offers a fluent API and can be used for performance tracking, benchmarking, or simply keeping time within your JavaScript applications.