A performance.now wrapper for node and browser support


Wraps performance.now, process.hrtime and Date.now to provide a consistent interface for performance timing. This module is
based off work here but is not written in coffeescript.

Install

``
$ npm install --save @streammedev/perfnow
`

Usage

`javascript
var now = require('@streammedev/perfnow');

var start = now();
setTimeout(function () {
console.log('This operation took ' + (now() - start) + 'ms');
}, 1000);
`

Development

This package follows semver, when you wish to publish a version run the proper npm command. For example, if we made a bug fix you can do this:

`
$ npm version patch
$ git push
$ npm publish
`

Here are the other types of version bumps:

- Major (npm version major): This is for breaking changes. Anytime a method is changed or the functionality is modified this bump should be made.
- Minor (npm version minor): This is for features additions. When a new method is added which doesn't affect the behavior of existing features, this bump should be made.
- Patch (npm version patch): This is for bug fixes. Only bump this if it is safe for production code to update wihout being QA'd. (AKA, almost never)

For each of these you can run a 'pre' version by prepending to the command, ex npm version preminor.

All feature development should be done on a branch off master. When a feature is complete and the pull request approved,
publish a 'pre' version of the package for testing across environments. To install that 'pre' version of the package do
the following, where the verison number contains the correct 'pre' version:

`
$ npm install --save @streammedev/perfnow@1.0.0-0
`

Running the tests:

`
$ npm install && npm test
``