JS-SPT is a javascript Structure Performance Test designed to validate which data structure takes the least amount of time to handle a set of operations. This project was designed to help guide other projects and their data structures by demonstrating real world performance differences between each data structuring method in live loops.
JS-SPT is prebuilt, and contains a webpage example as well as a NodeJS example. If you would like to rebiuld the bundled files, you will need to install the dev-dependencies via npm using the command npm install.
To build the project, simply run the following command: npm run build. This will build a spt.js UMD file as well as a spt.module.js ES6 file.
If you would like to actively modify and rebuild on /src/** change, run the following command: npm run watch. This will build the same two files mentioned above.
To run the NodeJS example, simply run the command npm start from the projects root directory. This will run the application using the default controlled variables:
- 50 Trials
- 1000000 Operations per Trial
- An Array, Object, and Class Structure
To run the Web Example, navigate via your file explorer to /examples/ and load the ./index.html file into your favorite browser. The example will contain a form for customizing the controls for the test as well as some instructional information in regards to usage.