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Possibility to analyze memory leaks/usage in Jest #14
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MemLab tests its APIs with Jest. Please check out the To find memory leaks in SPA using Jest, here is one example: If you would like to analyze memory in node.js, MemLab provides the following APIs:
Here is an example of using MemLab with Jest: |
Thank you very much @JacksonGL for the quick response, I will have a look at the MemLab tests and other materials. |
I think the question was more like "Is there any way/functionality already that allows us to throw this tool onto our jest tests to find memory leaks in it". At least thats my question, but after reading through the code, docs and examples I couldn't find anything. |
…ing frameworks Summary: This diff adds a new documentation page for how to integrate E2E testing framework with MemLab. In case anyone wants to detect memory leaks by running tests in other E2E testing frameworks such as Playwright or Cypress etc. Related to #35, #15, #14 Reviewed By: tulga1970 Differential Revision: D47247084 fbshipit-source-id: 0620defa7114bf77e3248472b424541f8cec481b
Hi Team,
First of all, Thank you very much for making this project open source, AFAIK there are very few opensource tools like
memlab
to analyze memory leaks in SPA apps, Hope this will be an excellent help for frontend developers to identify memory leaks in the Single Page Apps.My question is, Is it possible to analyze the memory usage or leaks in tests written using the Jest framework?
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