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Document performance increase from not using NanoDate()

See original GitHub issue

The Usage page states that,

The exception is if you manually ask for a precision of ms or coarser in the options parameter of Influx#query method. Then, we parse your times into normal Dates.

For certain classes of applications, nanosecond-precision is overkill. Since performance is a focus in v5, it would be interesting to document the potential gains coming from sticking with Dates.

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)

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connor4312commented, Oct 22, 2016

Published in 5.0.0-alpha.2, available under npm install --save influx@next

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connor4312commented, Oct 19, 2016

I’ve managed to squeeze it down to a 11 - 14% difference. This is acceptable, I think, a good tradeoff for a more consistent API. If people can’t afford that hit they probably should be using queryRaw instead. Still parses well over 3 million rows/sec on my machine.

          3,813 op/s » parsing ms
          3,337 op/s » parsing ns

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