Development

You should be comfortable with Node.js, TypeScript and Rust and additionally with working within mono-repos. The TracerBench GitHub Org is comprised of three primary mono-repos that make up the bulk of the implementation.
Which are:

• tracerbench
  • cli
  • har
  • har-remix
  • stats
  • tracerbench (core)
• chrome-debugging-client
• tracerbench-serve

Debugging

When debugging the tracerbench CLI it's especially helpful to leverage `--inspect-brk` prepended to a CLI command, eg.

NODE_OPTIONS= --inspect-brk node bin/run compare

Tests

To run the tests in the tracerbench mono-repo, run the following:

git clone https://github.com/TracerBench/tracerbench.git
...
cd tracerbench && yarn && yarn test

To run the tests in the chrome-debugging-client mono-repo, run the following:

git clone https://github.com/TracerBench/chrome-debugging-client.git
...
cd chrome-debugging-client && yarn && yarn test

To run the tests in the tracerbench-serve mono-repo, run the following:

# as of this writing, tracerbench-serve requires the latest rust beta
rustup toolchain install beta

git clone https://github.com/TracerBench/tracerbench-serve.git
...
cd tracerbench-serve && cargo test

License

TracerBench is licensed under a permissive BSD 2-clause license.