Runs {io,node}.js benchmarks and generates pretty graphs
The benchmarks were copied from the io.js repo (v2.0.1) and slightly adapted.
Some of them don't run with node-v0.10 or even node-v0.12. When only 0.10 failed the data was included, but the
graph only compares io.js and node-v0.12 obviously.
When both failed the data has not been included at all, namely for the following:
- url fail due to
v8 module not found - querytstring fail due to
v8 module not found - crypto/rsa-encrypt-decrypt-throughput
- http/http-server-for-chunky-client produces no data ATM
If you're running a nix OS you'd like to benchmark, i.e. you may want to try an older kernel, you can easily do that and include the data.
- run
./benchgraph-allon your machine - a folder with your OS's specs will appear in the data folder
- note its exact name and add it to the list of OSs here
- additionally select a nice title for it
- run
npm run bundle - then submit a pull request
In order to test things while you're working on this you can run npm run watch and serve the root in order to inspect
the page after every change.
MIT