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Create a react native application with Expo and Shadow-CLJS!
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/**
* Copyright (c) 2015-present, Facebook, Inc.
*
* This source code is licensed under the MIT license found in the
* LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
*
* @format
* @flow
*/
;
import infoLog from '../infoLog';
import performanceNow from 'fbjs/lib/performanceNow';
type Handler = {
onIterate?: () => void,
onStall: (params: {
lastInterval: number,
busyTime: number,
}) => ?string,
};
/**
* A utility for tracking stalls in the JS event loop that prevent timers and
* other events from being processed in a timely manner.
*
* The "stall" time is defined as the amount of time in access of the acceptable
* threshold, which is typically around 100-200ms. So if the treshold is set to
* 100 and a timer fires 150 ms later than it was scheduled because the event
* loop was tied up, that would be considered a 50ms stall.
*
* By default, logs stall events to the console when installed. Can also be
* queried with `getStats`.
*/
const JSEventLoopWatchdog = {
getStats: function (): Object {
return {
stallCount,
totalStallTime,
longestStall,
acceptableBusyTime
};
},
reset: function () {
infoLog('JSEventLoopWatchdog: reset');
totalStallTime = 0;
stallCount = 0;
longestStall = 0;
lastInterval = performanceNow();
},
addHandler: function (handler: Handler) {
handlers.push(handler);
},
install: function ({
thresholdMS
}: {
thresholdMS: number
}) {
acceptableBusyTime = thresholdMS;
if (installed) {
return;
}
installed = true;
lastInterval = performanceNow();
declare function iteration(): any;
iteration();
}
};
let acceptableBusyTime = 0;
let installed = false;
let totalStallTime = 0;
let stallCount = 0;
let longestStall = 0;
let lastInterval = 0;
const handlers: Array<Handler> = [];
export default JSEventLoopWatchdog;