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README.md

SQLite WebAssembly build micro-benchmark

This directory contains a micro-benchmark for evaluating SQLite WebAssembly builds performance on typical SQL queries, run from make.sh script. It can also serve as a smoke test.

The benchmark operates on a set of SQLite WebAssembly builds expected in lib/build-$NAME directories each containing sql-wasm.js and sql-wasm.wasm. Then it creates a Docker image for each, and runs the benchmark in Firefox and Chromium using Karma in the container.

After successful run, the benchmark result of each build is contained in build-$NAME-result.json. The JSON result files can be analysed using result-analysis.ipynb Jupyter notebook.