This change adds the ability to switch between the current meta-data table view (which is the default):
To a new profiling view with the ability to show you which requests took the most (self time, self+children time, or cumulative time):
Clicking any of the table headers, for example Time + Children (ms), sorts by that colum as you'd expect:
If you click on a span in the timeline UI to narrow your view onto the sub-span, you can like-wise also view profiling information for just that sub-span:
bootstrap-table.js (MIT licensed) is used to fetch and display the JSON profile data calculated on the Go web-server.
Additionally, two new public functions are exposed on *traceapp.App: URLToTraceProfile and URLToTraceSpanProfile which allow for the creation of URL's to root-trace and sub-span-trace profiles, respectively.
This change adds the ability to switch between the current meta-data table view (which is the default):
To a new profiling view with the ability to show you which requests took the most (self time, self+children time, or cumulative time):
Clicking any of the table headers, for example
Time + Children (ms), sorts by that colum as you'd expect:If you click on a span in the timeline UI to narrow your view onto the sub-span, you can like-wise also view profiling information for just that sub-span:
bootstrap-table.js (MIT licensed) is used to fetch and display the JSON profile data calculated on the Go web-server.
Additionally, two new public functions are exposed on
*traceapp.App:URLToTraceProfileandURLToTraceSpanProfilewhich allow for the creation of URL's to root-trace and sub-span-trace profiles, respectively.