lap

pretty_print

pub fn pretty_print(data: LapData) -> String

Returns a table of the durations as a string. The table includes the start and end markers, duration, and percentage of the total time.

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pub fn sort_max(data: LapData) -> LapData

Sorts the durations in descending order. This is useful for identifying the slowest parts of your timed code.

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pub fn start(marker: String, duration_unit: Unit) -> LapData

Begins a new timing session with the given marker and duration unit. The duration_unit is a birl Unit.

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pub fn start_in_microseconds(marker: String) -> LapData

Begins a new timing session with the given marker and duration unit in microseconds.

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pub fn start_in_milliseconds(marker: String) -> LapData

Begins a new timing session with the given marker and duration unit in milliseconds.

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pub fn start_in_minutes(marker: String) -> LapData

Begins a new timing session with the given marker and duration unit in minutes.

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pub fn start_in_seconds(marker: String) -> LapData

Begins a new timing session with the given marker and duration unit in seconds.

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pub fn time(data: LapData, marker: String) -> LapData

Marks the end of the current lap with the given marker.

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pub fn to_list(data: LapData) -> List(#(String, String, Int))

Return the durations as a list of tuples. Each tuple contains:

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pub fn total_time(data: LapData) -> Int

Returns the total time elapsed from the first marker to the last marker, in the duration unit specified via one of the start functions.