Simple JavaScript library for sexy, fast, and themable FPS meter. It can measure:
- frames per second
- number of milliseconds between frames
- number of milliseconds it takes to render one frame
FPSMeter uses performance.now() to more accurately measure rendering timing, with a fallback to +new Date().
The actual display rendering is optimized and chained to requestAnimationFrame (with a polyfill for older browsers), so it should be as smooth and as fast as possible. It also supports multiple instances on one page, has show/hide methods that also pause the rendering, and color heatmaps that make themes even more pretty!
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Works in IE7+ and all modern browsers.
FPSMeter upholds the Semantic Versioning Specification.
Latest stable release:
- Production
fpsmeter.min.js- 7KB, 3KB gzipped - Development
fpsmeter.js- 18KB
When isolating issues on jsfiddle, you can use this URL:
- Calling - how to call FPSMeter, plus usage examples
- Options - all available options
- Properties - accessible FPSMeter object properties
- Methods - all available methods, and how to use them
- Theming - how to theme FPSMeter
Please, read the Contributing Guidelines for this project.
