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  • Installing Hamsters

    • HTML
    • React Native
    • Node.js
  • Using Hamsters

    • Initializing
    • The Basics
    • Restructuring Standard Functions
    • Promises
    • Sorting
    • Persistence
    • Transferable Objects
    • Debugging
    • Limitations

Debugging

The library has a built in debugging feature which can provide you useful information which may assist in fine tuning performance & debugging any problems you run into restructuring your existing functions to make use of the Hamsters.js parallel computing library.

Debug mode is an optional library startup option, debug mode may introduce quite a large amount of console spam and shouldn't be used in a production environment as it can introduce it's own slight performance penalty. You can enable debug mode by either setting hamsters.debug to true or false like shown in the example below.

            
             hamsters.init({
                debug: true //Boolean defaults to false
              });
            
          

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