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Best JavaScript code snippets using request.Response.timings(Showing top 1 results out of 315)

origin: Peanoquio/nodejs_http_servers

console.log('request stats');
console.log('timingStart:', res.timingStart);
console.log('timings:', res.timings);
console.log('timingPhases:', res.timingPhases);
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