benchmark.js File Reference

Webextension benchmarking script using Google Lighthouse. More...

import as;

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Functions
function	conditionalLog (condition,...args)
function	checkFileExists (dir, file)
function	buildExtension (dir)
function	parseArgs ()
function async	runBenchmarks (chromeInstances, argv)
function async	main ()

Variables
let	runCount = config.runCount
let	outFile = null
let	urls = config.urls
const	helpString
const	example
const you can prepend !to the	definition
const you can prepend !to the the path must lead to a directory with a Makefile where make will be executed The build output is expected to be in build chrome by default and can be	set
const	benchmarkCollector

Detailed Description

Webextension benchmarking script using Google Lighthouse.

Author

Copyright (C) 2023 Martin Zmitko

License:

SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later

Function Documentation

buildExtension()

function buildExtension

(

dir

)

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checkFileExists()

function checkFileExists	(		dir,
			file
	)

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conditionalLog()

function conditionalLog	(		condition,
			args
	)

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main()

function async main

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)

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parseArgs()

function parseArgs

(

)

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runBenchmarks()

function async runBenchmarks	(		chromeInstances,
			argv
	)

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Variable Documentation

benchmarkCollector

const benchmarkCollector

definition

const you can prepend !to the definition

example

const you can prepend !to the example

helpString

const helpString

Initial value:

= 'Defining extensions:\n
At least 1 path to a directory with manifest.js is required. The path can be relative to performance_tests or absolute. 
There are 2 keywords with special behaviour you can use instead of a path: "none" to benchmark with no extension and 
"this" to build and benchmark JShelter in this repository. You can explicitly define names of extensions by prepending
the desired name to the path or keyword with a colon

outFile

let outFile = null

runCount

let runCount = config.runCount

set

const you can prepend !to the the path must lead to a directory with a Makefile where make will be executed The build output is expected to be in build chrome by default and can be set

urls

let urls = config.urls