A JavaScript memory profiler for Google Chrome.
Tracks what methods are called and how much memory they take.
First you need to start google chrome with the following flags:
--enable-memory-info --js-flags="--expose-gc"
The first flag --enable-memory-info is required so that the heap info is available in code and the second flag is only required if you want to have access to and call the garbage colector when you want (by clicking the trash can icon)
Add the following to the page header
<script type="text/javascript" src="jsprofiler.js"></script>Somewhere in your code:
JSProfile.start(window, false);
function myfunction() {
// some stuff happening here
}
function someotherfunction() {
for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++)
myfunction();
// some stuff happening here
}
JSProfile.end(window); // will output:
/*
myfunction() C = 10, ΔT = 460.83ms, ΔM = 12.13 MB
someotherfunction() C = 1, T = 4905ms, M = 1.22 KB
*/
Somewhere at the begining of your script
JSProfile.start(window, true); // true as second parameter will add the html graph window in your page and update it every 500ms
// your code