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Package Summary

Tinybench is a modern, zero-dependency JavaScript benchmarking library designed for speed and accuracy. It boasts a simple API, facilitating easy creation and execution of benchmark tests across various environments, including Node.js and browsers. Tinybench accurately measures execution times, helps identify performance bottlenecks, and ensures consistent results with statistically sound measurements. Its lightweight nature and no external dependencies makes it ideal for projects where minimizing overhead is critical. Regular updates maintain high standards ensuring developers get reliable performance insights.

Security Overview

Vulnerabilities

Last Version with Vulnerabilities

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Vulnerabilities Tracker

Historycal data about package vulnerabilities across all the stable versions

Vulnerabilites Summary

The npm package `tinybench` exhibits no reported security vulnerabilities across all listed versions, ranging from 1.0.0 to 4.0.1. Every version in the provided data has a vulnerability count of 0.

Complete Security Overview

Release Frequency

Historycal data about package versions

Releases Summary

Tinybench releases have been sporadic. High activity occurred in mid-2022, with peaks in August (11 versions) and September (4 versions). Releases slowed significantly from late 2022 through 2023. 2024 saw a slight increase. In 2025, releases occurred in January, March and August, including a major version bump to v5 in August.

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Popularity Overview

GH Stars

2.1K

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GH Watchers

Downloads History

Historycal data about package downloads in the last 18 months

Popularity Summary

Tinybench's npm downloads show consistent growth from March 2024 to August 2025, peaking at 50.5 million. September 2025 downloads are significantly lower at 22.1 million, reflecting incomplete data for the current month. The package demonstrates increasing popularity over the analyzed period.