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How about displaying the size of each test case, including the code pulled in from the tested library, next to the performance results? I think it might be interesting to see how performance relates to the amount of code.
Disclaimer: As the author of Goodluck, I'm obviously biased. Goodluck has been designed with size-constrained use-cases in mind, and it compares favorably to other libraries in the benchmark. I won't mind it if you think this isn't helpful.
Size computation could be done with help of a bundling tool like esbuild, for example. Here's a Bash one-liner to give a sense of the spectrum of current results.
How about displaying the size of each test case, including the code pulled in from the tested library, next to the performance results? I think it might be interesting to see how performance relates to the amount of code.
Disclaimer: As the author of Goodluck, I'm obviously biased. Goodluck has been designed with size-constrained use-cases in mind, and it compares favorably to other libraries in the benchmark. I won't mind it if you think this isn't helpful.
Size computation could be done with help of a bundling tool like
esbuild
, for example. Here's a Bash one-liner to give a sense of the spectrum of current results.[Output as of d043805, in bytes]
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