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The timing package provides a straightforward way to measure the duration of synchronous and asynchronous operations in Dart applications. It offers simple APIs to start and stop timers, making it easy to track performance metrics during development and debugging. Ideal for profiling code execution, identifying bottlenecks, and optimizing app responsiveness. The package is lightweight and integrates seamlessly into Flutter and Dart projects across multiple platforms.
Use cases
Profiling function execution time
Measuring async operation latency
Debugging performance issues
Optimizing UI responsiveness
Tracking method call durations
Benchmarking code segments
Key features
Simple start/stop timer API
Supports both sync and async operations
Lightweight and minimal dependencies
Cross-platform compatibility
Easy integration with Flutter apps
Detailed timing measurements
Suitable for
Developers optimizing app performance
Teams conducting code profiling
Debugging slow-running functions
Testing and benchmarking workflows
Educational use in learning performance monitoring
Considerations
Not intended for production logging
Timing overhead may affect micro-benchmarks
Best used during development or testing
Limited to basic timing without advanced analytics
Does not support distributed tracing
No built-in reporting or visualization
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Overview
This repository is home to tooling related Dart packages. Generally, this means
packages published through the
tools.dart.dev publisher that
don't naturally belong to other topic monorepos (like
dart-lang/build,
dart-lang/test, or
dart-lang/shelf).
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