Timer Extension

Description

This extension adds command 'timerStart' and 'timerStop' . These can be used to calculate the response time for a call or how long a particular element/page takes to download. It takes a name as argument to distinguish between different timers. Time is displayed in 'millisecond'

Code to add to the user-extensions:

user-extensions.js
var globalTime = new Object();
Selenium.prototype.doTimerStart = function(target) {
 var dt1 = new Date();
 if (target == null || target == "")
 {
  LOG.info ("Target not present so timer was not started");
 } else {
  globalTime[target] = dt1;
 }
 delete dt1;
};
Selenium.prototype.doTimerStop = function(target) {
 var dt = new Date();
 if (target == null || target == "")
 {
  LOG.info ("Please specify a target");
 } else if (globalTime [target] == null) {
  LOG.info ("Start time was not called for " + target);
 } else {
   LOG.info ("Time Passed for " + target + " : " + Math.floor (dt - globalTime[target]));
   storedVars[target]=Math.floor (dt - globalTime[target]);
   delete globalTime[target]; }
 delete dt;
};

Example:

timerStart abc  
waitForElementPresent some element   
timerStop abc  


Note:

timerStop function will display the time passed between startTimer and stopTimer in the console log

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