Experiment with a command-line tool for querying profile contents#5663
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This is useful for cases where I want to drop all the "idle" category samples, so I can focus on non-idle samples. Or it can be useful for dropping the whole profiler overhead by removing the "profiler" category. I would like to use this transform in the pq cli tool, so we can remove the idle category before finding the "top functions". Otherwise the idle category just pollutes the output of the cli a lot.
A `yarn test:cli` script was added to run only the cli tests, but it looks like the main tests are also running them since they match the testMatch glob.
I've tried to use and love the profiler-cli in the terminal, but it's just so difficult to type compared to pq, and it made me so annoyed. I think it makes sense to publish the package as profiler-cli, but this pq symlink as a shortcut is such a huge productivity boost if you are actually using the tool yourself.
Denis' tool has this feature already. It's good if we support it too since the logs are important for some teams.
This is very similar to Denis' tool's --page-load
It also accepts a --symbol-server to be able to point to a custom server.
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Sometimes I've wanted to inspect profiles from the command line, without loading them in the web UI.
Here's an experiment I've been working on, which creates a
pqtool ("profile query"). To test, clone this branch and runyarn build-profile-query-cli- this creates a./dist/pq.jsartifact. Then somehow make it accessible via your path, for example by putting a shell script with the contentsnode ~/code/profiler/src/profile-query-cli/dist/pq.js "$@"into abindirectory in your path.Or you can run
yarn linkin./profile-query-cli/to linkpqglobally.pq load 'https://share.firefox.dev/hash'orpq load profile.json.gzstart a session.