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HTML formatter with pretty graphs for the (micro) benchmarking library benchee. Also allows export as PNG image!

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benchee_html priv templates job_detail.html.eex
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priv/templates/job_detail.html.eex 

<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

  <%= head(inline_assets) %>

  <body>



    <%= header(input_name) %>



    <%= render_system_info(system) %>



    <article>

      <h2>

        <a name="<%= job_name %>"></a>

        <%= job_name %>

        <a href="https://github.com/PragTob/benchee_html/wiki/Chart-Types#individual">

          <i

            class="benchee-help-icon icon-question-circle-o"

            title="Graphs showing the individual run time distribution for <%= job_name %>.

Run Times Histogram shows the distribution of occurrences of specific run times in buckets.

Raw Run Times shows all individual recorded run times in the order they were recorded in."

          ></i>

        </a>

      </h2>



      <section>

        <%= render_data_table(%{job_name => %{run_time_statistics: job_statistics}}, units) %>

      </section>



      <section class="benchee-plot-container">

        <div id="sorted-run-times" class="plot" data-job-name="<%= job_name %>"></div>

      </section>

      <section class="benchee-plot-container">

        <div id="raw-run-times" class="plot" data-job-name="<%= job_name %>"></div>

      </section>

    </article>



    <footer>

      <%= render_footer() %>

    </footer>



    <%= js_includes(inline_assets) %>



    <script>

      var measurements = <%= job_json %>;

      var runTimes     = measurements.run_times;

      var statistics   = measurements.statistics;



      var inputHeadline = "<%= input_headline(input_name) %>"



      drawRawRunTimeCharts(runTimes, inputHeadline, statistics);

      drawRunTimeHistograms(runTimes, inputHeadline);

    </script>

  </body>

</html>