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stopwatch2

A stopwatch library for timing things. A rewrite and simplification of the original stopwatch crate.

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2.0.0 Apr 30, 2021

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Stopwatch2

Stopwatch V2

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This crate is a simplified version of the work of ellisonch.

Features

  • Adds a simple stopwatch.
  • Can use multiple splits, even with pauses between them!
  • Simple to use with clear documentation.

Usage

Add the following to you Cargo.toml file:

stopwatch2 = "*"

Use the stopwatch like so:

use stopwatch2::*;

fn main() {
    let mut s = Stopwatch::default();
    s.start(); // Starts the stopwatch.
    s.start(); // Creates a new time span, which are commonly called "splits".
    s.stop(); // Stops the stopwatch.
    println!("{}", s); // Prints the total time.
    println!("{:?}", s); // Prints the different time spans as debug information.
    let total_time = s.elapsed(); // returns the total time as a Duration.
    for span in &s.spans {
        // Prints all contained time spans.
        println!("{:?} -> {:?}", span.start, span.stop);
    }
    s.spans.clear(); // Reset the stopwatch.
    println!("{}", s); // Prints the total time.
    println!("{:?}", s); // Prints the different time spans as debug information.
}

Maintainer Information

  • Maintainer: Jojolepro
  • Contact: jojolepro [at] jojolepro [dot] com
  • Website: jojolepro.com
  • Patreon: patreon

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