ChronoMe is used to time the time in your code, so as to understand how long it takes to run.
ChronoMe.start('all_the_script'); // Start chrono named "all_the_script"
ChronoMe.start('my_chrono'); // Start chrono named "my_chrono"
/*
*
* Do something...
*
*/
ChronoMe.stop('my_chrono'); // Stop chrono named "my_chrono"
/*
*
* Do something else... :-)
*
*/
ChronoMe.stop('all_the_script'); // Stop chrono named "all_the_script"
// Show in the console all chronos
ChronoMe.getAllChronos();