Timing

Millisecond timing support when the underlying operating system supports it.

`timing`

Time command, similar to time but uses internal functions

timing command [ --help ]

Time command, similar to time but uses internal functions Outputs time as timingReport

Start a timer

timingStart [ --help ]

Outputs the offset in milliseconds from January 1, 1970.

Should never fail, unless date is not installed

init=$(timingStart)
...
timingReport "$init" "Completed in"

__timestamp, returnEnvironment date

Format a timing output (milliseconds) as seconds using a decimal

timingFormat [ --help ] [ delta ]

Format a timing output (milliseconds) as seconds using a decimal

Output the time elapsed

timingReport [ --color color ] [ --help ] [ --handler handler ] [ start ] [ message ]

Outputs the timing optionally prefixed by a message.

Outputs a nice colorful message showing the number of seconds elapsed as well as your custom message. Return Code: 0 - Exits with exit code zero

--color color - Make text this color (default is green)
--help - Optional. Flag. Display this help.
--handler handler - Optional. Function. Use this error handler instead of the default error handler.
start - Unix timestamp milliseconds. See timingStart.
message - Any additional arguments are output before the elapsed value computed

init=$(timingStart)
...
timingReport "$init" "Deploy completed in"