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Elastic synthetic monitoring agent
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/**
* MIT License
*
* Copyright (c) 2020-present, Elastic NV
*
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* of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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*
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* THE SOFTWARE.
*
*/
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.calcTotalTime = exports.getResourceTimings = exports.firstPositive = exports.roundMilliSecs = void 0;
const roundMilliSecs = (value) => {
return Math.floor(value * 1000) / 1000;
};
exports.roundMilliSecs = roundMilliSecs;
/**
* First positive number in the list, used to derive the `blocked` phase from
* whichever Resource Timing marker fired first.
*/
const firstPositive = (numbers) => {
for (let i = 0; i < numbers.length; ++i) {
if (numbers[i] > 0) {
return numbers[i];
}
}
return null;
};
exports.firstPositive = firstPositive;
/**
* Maps a Playwright Resource Timing object into the per-phase `NetworkInfo`
* timings. `total` is left at `-1` for the caller to fill via `calcTotalTime`
* once `loadEndTime`/`requestSentTime` are known. `receive` resolves to `-1`
* until `responseEnd` is available (browser journeys learn it on
* `requestfinished`); API journeys have the full timing up front.
*/
function getResourceTimings(rtiming) {
const blocked = (0, exports.roundMilliSecs)((0, exports.firstPositive)([
rtiming.domainLookupStart,
rtiming.connectStart,
rtiming.requestStart,
])) || -1;
const dns = rtiming.domainLookupEnd !== -1
? (0, exports.roundMilliSecs)(rtiming.domainLookupEnd - rtiming.domainLookupStart)
: -1;
const connect = rtiming.connectEnd !== -1
? (0, exports.roundMilliSecs)(rtiming.connectEnd - rtiming.connectStart)
: -1;
const ssl = rtiming.secureConnectionStart !== -1
? (0, exports.roundMilliSecs)(rtiming.connectEnd - rtiming.secureConnectionStart)
: -1;
const wait = rtiming.responseStart !== -1
? (0, exports.roundMilliSecs)(rtiming.responseStart - rtiming.requestStart)
: -1;
const receive = rtiming.responseEnd !== -1
? (0, exports.roundMilliSecs)(rtiming.responseEnd - rtiming.responseStart)
: -1;
return {
blocked,
dns,
ssl,
connect,
send: 0,
wait,
receive,
total: -1,
};
}
exports.getResourceTimings = getResourceTimings;
/**
* Returns the `total` phase by summing the positive phases. Falls back to the
* wall-clock span between `requestSentTime` and `loadEndTime` when Resource
* Timing data is unavailable (`startTime <= 0`, e.g. HAR replay or aborted
* requests). Pure — the caller assigns the result onto `timings.total`.
*/
function calcTotalTime(entry, rtiming) {
if (rtiming.startTime <= 0) {
const end = entry.loadEndTime || entry.responseReceivedTime || entry.requestSentTime;
const total = (0, exports.roundMilliSecs)((end - entry.requestSentTime) * 1000);
return total <= 0 ? -1 : total;
}
const { timings } = entry;
return [
timings.blocked,
timings.dns,
timings.connect,
timings.wait,
timings.receive,
].reduce((pre, cur) => ((cur || -1) > 0 ? cur + pre : pre), 0);
}
exports.calcTotalTime = calcTotalTime;
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