webflint / benchmarks

The benchmark is a simple component that measures the execution time of code blocks.
  To use the benchmark Component, you instantiate the compontent:
  <cfset timer = createObject("component", "com.webflint.benchmarks.Benchmark").init() />
  You can then call the start and stop functions to capture execution times:
  <cfset timer.start("Example Timer") />
    run some code between start and stop
  <cfset timer.stop("Example Timer") />
  the metadata for a timer includes the total execution time for all occurances and
        the number of times the timer was started and stopped.
  <cfset result = timer.get("Example Timer") />
  <cfoutput>The Example Timer took: #result.duration#ms, and ran #result.count# times</cfoutput>
  You may register any number of timers by specifying a new name for the timer.start( name )
  function.
  timers can also be nested.
  All running timers can be returned by calling the timer.getAll() function which returns
  a structure of metadata for all the timers.
  A couple functions can output the current benchmarks at any given time and give you
  a visual view of the timers:
  LIST OUTPUT
  a html ordered list of the current benchmarks
  <cfoutput>#timer.list()#</cfoutput>
  GRAPH OUTPUT
  A png of the current benchmarks, yay CFCHART
  <cfoutput>#timer.graph()#</cfoutput>
  Or you can build your own output templates.
  A simple snippet can be added to the bottom of a page to show this information at the
  end of a request, and you can display the results as you wish.
  <cfset allTimers = timer.getAll() />
  <cfoutput>
  <p><strong>Benchmark results</strong>
  <ul>
    <cfloop collection="#allTimers#" item="timer">
      <li>#timer#: (#allTimers[timer].count#) #allTimers[timer].duration#ms</li>
    </cfloop>
  </ul>
  </p>
  </cfoutput>