How do I get response time for each request?
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supertest
.get('/something')
.expect(200, function (res) {
//console out time taken by '/something'
})
.end(done);
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@rimiti @drptbl @naren-bhattarai did u find any solutions? I am still facing the same issue. i could not able to get response time for each requests.
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