How to use per_example method of EventProf Package

Best Test-prof_ruby code snippet using EventProf.per_example

event_prof.rb

Source:event_prof.rb

...18  # By default it collects information only about top-level groups (aka suites),19  # but you can also profile individual examples. Just set the configuration option:20  #21  #  TestProf::EventProf.configure do |config|22  #    config.per_example = true23  #  end24  #25  # Or provide the EVENT_PROF_EXAMPLES=1 env variable.26  module EventProf27    # EventProf configuration28    class Configuration29      # Map of supported instrumenters30      INSTRUMENTERS = {31        active_support: "ActiveSupport"32      }.freeze33      attr_accessor :instrumenter, :top_count, :per_example,34        :rank_by, :event35      def initialize36        @event = ENV["EVENT_PROF"]37        @instrumenter = :active_support38        @top_count = (ENV["EVENT_PROF_TOP"] || 5).to_i39        @per_example = ENV["EVENT_PROF_EXAMPLES"] == "1"40        @rank_by = (ENV["EVENT_PROF_RANK"] || :time).to_sym41        @stamp = ENV["EVENT_PROF_STAMP"]42        RSpecStamp.config.tags = @stamp if stamp?43      end44      def stamp?45        !@stamp.nil?46      end47      def per_example?48        per_example == true49      end50      def resolve_instrumenter51        return instrumenter if instrumenter.is_a?(Module)52        raise ArgumentError, "Unknown instrumenter: #{instrumenter}" unless53          INSTRUMENTERS.key?(instrumenter)54        Instrumentations.const_get(INSTRUMENTERS[instrumenter])55      end56    end57    class << self58      def config59        @config ||= Configuration.new60      end61      def configure62        yield config63      end64      # Returns new configured instance of profilers group65      def build(event = config.event)66        ProfilersGroup.new(67          event: event,68          instrumenter: instrumenter,69          rank_by: config.rank_by,70          top_count: config.top_count,71          per_example: config.per_example?72        )73      end74      def instrumenter75        @instrumenter ||= config.resolve_instrumenter76      end77      # Instrument specified module methods.78      # Wraps them with `instrumenter.instrument(event) { ... }`.79      #80      # Use it to profile arbitrary methods:81      #82      #   TestProf::EventProf.monitor(MyModule, "my_module.call", :call)83      def monitor(mod, event, *mids, **kwargs)84        Monitor.call(mod, event, *mids, **kwargs)85      end...

per_example

Using AI Code Generation

1  1000000.times { "foo" }2  1000000.times { "bar" }3  1000000.times { "baz" }4  1000000.times { "qux" }5  1000000.times { "quux" }6  1000000.times { "quuz" }7  1000000.times { "corge" }8  1000000.times { "grault" }9  1000000.times { "garply" }10  1000000.times { "waldo" }11  1000000.times { "fred" }12  1000000.times { "plugh" }13  1000000.times { "xyzzy" }14  1000000.times { "thud" }15  1000000.times { "foo" }16  1000000.times { "bar" }17  1000000.times { "baz" }18  1000000.times { "qux" }19  1000000.times { "quux" }20  1000000.times { "quuz" }21  1000000.times { "corge" }22  1000000.times { "grault" }23  1000000.times { "garply" }24  1000000.times { "waldo" }25  1000000.times { "fred" }

per_example

Using AI Code Generation

1  config.around(:each) do |example|2    expect(true).to eq(true)3    expect(true).to eq(true)4    expect(true).to eq(true)5    expect(true).to eq(true)6    expect(true).to eq(true)7    expect(true).to eq(true)8    expect(true).to eq(true)9    expect(true).to eq(true)10    expect(true).to eq(true)11    expect(true).to eq(true)12    expect(true).to eq(true)

per_example

Using AI Code Generation

1EventProf.per_example('example1') do2  1000.times { |i| puts i }3EventProf.per_example('example2') do4  1000.times { |i| puts i }5EventProf.per_example('example3') do6  1000.times { |i| puts i }7EventProf.per_example('example4') do8  1000.times { |i| puts i }9EventProf.per_example('example5') do10  1000.times { |i| puts i }11EventProf.per_example('example6') do12  1000.times { |i| puts i }13EventProf.per_example('example7') do14  1000.times { |i| puts i }15EventProf.per_example('example8') do16  1000.times { |i| puts i }17EventProf.per_example('example9') do18  1000.times { |i| puts i }19EventProf.per_example('example10') do20  1000.times { |i| puts i }21EventProf.per_example('example11') do22  1000.times { |i| puts i }23EventProf.per_example('example12') do24  1000.times { |i| puts i }25EventProf.per_example('example13') do26  1000.times { |i| puts i }27EventProf.per_example('example14') do28  1000.times { |i| puts i }29EventProf.per_example('example15') do30  1000.times { |i| puts i }31EventProf.per_example('example16') do32  1000.times { |i| puts i }33EventProf.per_example('example17') do34  1000.times { |i| puts i }35EventProf.per_example('example18') do36  1000.times { |i| puts i }37EventProf.per_example('example19') do38  1000.times { |i| puts i }39EventProf.per_example('example20') do40  1000.times { |i| puts i }

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