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WalkthroughChangesThe example app gains a cross-platform benchmark harness with native frame recording, deterministic map scenarios, JavaScript lag sampling, threshold evaluation, result reporting, and Maestro flows. The library also gains Android and iOS marker-pipeline tracing plus an Android codegen-root configuration. Benchmark harness
Native profiling and build configuration
Priority: ➖ Normal — Schedule the cross-platform frame benchmark because it adds broad example-app performance measurement and profiling coverage without a stated customer-facing incident. Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The benchmark harness can report measurements for an unready map or mix manual and automated sessions, making results unreliable. These issues should be fixed before relying on the new harness. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BenchmarkApp
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BenchmarkApp->>runScenario: run selected scenario
runScenario->>MapView: mount props and animate camera
runScenario->>FrameStats: start and stop recording
FrameStats-->>runScenario: frame and memory metrics
runScenario-->>BenchmarkApp: publish ScenarioResult
BenchmarkApp->>benchmark-table.mjs: provide benchmark log
benchmark-table.mjs-->>BenchmarkApp: render Markdown results
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Measures main-thread frame intervals, JS-thread stalls and memory while the map is driven through fixed scenarios, so the marker pipeline can be judged on numbers instead of estimates. - example/modules/frame-stats: a local Expo module. CADisplayLink on iOS and Choreographer.FrameCallback on Android record every main-thread frame interval together with the interval the display was running at, so jank is judged against the display's own budget and ProMotion rate changes do not count as jank. Also exposes phys_footprint / PSS, the display refresh rate, and a system-log writer so release builds can be harvested without Metro. - example/benchmark: nearest-rank percentiles, jank and dropped-frame counts, pass/fail rules scaled to the frame budget (unit tested), a JS-thread lag sampler, scenarios A to L driven by animated camera moves and prop updates, a runner, and a BenchmarkApp screen with Run all, per-scenario runs, a manual recorder for real gestures and JSON export. - example/index.js picks the harness when EXPO_PUBLIC_BENCHMARK=1; the demo bundle is unchanged otherwise. app.json sets CADisableMinimumFrameDurationOnPhone so a ProMotion iPhone is measured at 120 Hz. - Maestro flows for the scripted run and a real-gesture pan, a script that turns captured [benchmark] lines into a Markdown table, and docs/benchmarks.md with the method, thresholds, scenarios, how to run and collect, and two labeled smoke runs (iPhone 17 Pro simulator, Android API 35 emulator).
os_signpost intervals on iOS (subsystem com.nitromaps, category MarkerPipeline) and android.os.Trace sections on Android (prefix NitroMaps.) around the marker fingerprint, the spatial index build, the viewport compute and the diff apply, so Instruments and Perfetto show where the pipeline spends its time. No-ops without a tracer attached.
Release builds failed with "Type com.facebook.fbreact.specs.NativeAccessibilityInfoSpec is defined multiple times". The library applies com.facebook.react, whose codegen root defaults to the package directory; with an isolated installer (bun, pnpm) that directory contains node_modules/react-native, so the plugin generated React Native's own core specs into this library and they collided with react-android when the release dex was merged. Debug builds hide it because project and library dex files are merged separately. Point jsRootDir at src, which holds no React Native codegen specs; nitrogen generates this library's bindings.
The last result row can sit below the fold of the results list, so waiting for it times out; the summary line shows "<passed>/11 passed" once every scenario has a result.
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In `@example/benchmark/BenchmarkApp.tsx`:
- Line 126: In BenchmarkApp, derive a shared busy state from running and the
manual-recording state, then use it to guard automated-run, scenario-selection,
and provider-change handlers. Apply the same busy state to disable the scenario
and provider controls, while preserving normal interaction when neither
recording mode is active.
- Line 99: Update the mount promise in runScenario so the 10-second timeout
rejects instead of resolving when onMapReady has not fired. Clear
readyResolver.current on timeout only if it still references the resolver for
that mount, preventing a late callback from settling a later mount.
In `@example/benchmark/scenarios.ts`:
- Line 62: Ensure scenario startup does not proceed unless the map is ready:
update the mount readiness flow so a timeout when onMapReady has not fired
rejects instead of resolving, or make animate() wait for a non-null
ScenarioContext.map() before calling animateCamera(). Preserve normal startup
when the map becomes ready within the timeout.
In `@example/scripts/benchmark-table.mjs`:
- Line 40: Update the benchmark table header in benchmark-table.mjs to label
memory.deltaMB as “Memory Δ” instead of “RSS Δ”, reflecting the mixed iOS
phys_footprint and Android PSS metric; update both documented tables to use the
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject a mount timeout.
Line 99 resolves mount although onMapReady did not fire. runScenario then records and publishes a scenario with no ready map. The timeout also leaves readyResolver.current installed, so a late callback can settle a later mount.
Reject the promise on timeout. Clear the resolver only when it still belongs to that mount.
Proposed fix
- const timeout = setTimeout(resolve, 10_000);
- readyResolver.current = () => {
+ const onReady = () => {
clearTimeout(timeout);
resolve();
};
+ const timeout = setTimeout(() => {
+ if (readyResolver.current === onReady) {
+ readyResolver.current = null;
+ }
+ reject(new Error('Map did not become ready within 10 seconds'));
+ }, 10_000);
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In `@example/benchmark/BenchmarkApp.tsx` at line 99, Update the mount promise in
runScenario so the 10-second timeout rejects instead of resolving when
onMapReady has not fired. Clear readyResolver.current on timeout only if it
still references the resolver for that mount, preventing a late callback from
settling a later mount.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Make manual recording exclusive.
Manual recording leaves running false. A user can then start an automated run, select another scenario, or change provider. The automated run replaces the active native recording, while the manual lag sampler remains active. The later manual result has the wrong scenario, provider, or frame data.
Derive one busy state from running and manual-recording state. Guard the handlers with it. Disable scenario and provider controls with it.
Proposed fix
+ const busy = running || manualActive;
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const runAll = useCallback(async () => {
- if (running) {
+ if (running || manualRecording.current != null) {
return;
}
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- disabled={running}
+ disabled={busy}
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- disabled={running}
+ disabled={busy}
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- disabled={running}
+ disabled={busy}Also applies to: 151-151, 212-212, 300-300, 308-308, 333-333
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In `@example/benchmark/BenchmarkApp.tsx` at line 126, In BenchmarkApp, derive a
shared busy state from running and the manual-recording state, then use it to
guard automated-run, scenario-selection, and provider-change handlers. Apply the
same busy state to disable the scenario and provider controls, while preserving
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| await context.map()?.animateCamera(camera, durationMs / 1000); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Do not start a scenario when the map is not ready.
mount() resolves after its 10-second timeout even if onMapReady never fires. ScenarioContext.map() can then return null, so animateCamera() is skipped and the benchmark records idle frames as camera motion. Reject the mount timeout or make animate() wait for a ready map.
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In `@example/benchmark/scenarios.ts` at line 62, Ensure scenario startup does not
proceed unless the map is ready: update the mount readiness flow so a timeout
when onMapReady has not fired rejects instead of resolving, or make animate()
wait for a non-null ScenarioContext.map() before calling animateCamera().
Preserve normal startup when the map becomes ready within the timeout.
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| '| Scenario | Result | FPS | p50 | p95 | p99 | Worst | Jank | JS lag p95 | RSS Δ |', |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Replace RSS Δ with the measured metric.
memoryFootprintBytes() captures iOS phys_footprint and Android Debug.getPss(). runner.ts stores their before/after difference as memory.deltaMB, but the generated table and both documented tables label it RSS Δ. Use Memory Δ for mixed-platform output, or use phys_footprint Δ for iOS and PSS Δ for Android.
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In `@example/scripts/benchmark-table.mjs` at line 40, Update the benchmark table
header in benchmark-table.mjs to label memory.deltaMB as “Memory Δ” instead of
“RSS Δ”, reflecting the mixed iOS phys_footprint and Android PSS metric; update
both documented tables to use the same platform-neutral label.
After applying the fix, consider running `coderabbit review --agent` for local
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Superseded by #66. The head branch was renamed to
feat/benchmark-harness, and GitHub closes a pull request whose head branch is renamed, so the same commits continue there.What
A benchmark harness for the example app. It measures main-thread frame intervals, JS-thread stalls and memory while the map is driven through fixed scenarios, so the marker pipeline can be judged on numbers instead of estimates. Nothing here ships in the library except the profiling markers; the harness lives in the example app and a local Expo module.
example/modules/frame-stats— a local Expo module.CADisplayLinkon iOS andChoreographer.FrameCallbackon Android record every main-thread frame interval together with the interval the display was running at, so jank is judged against 8.33 ms on a 120 Hz display and 16.67 ms on a 60 Hz one, and ProMotion rate changes do not count as jank. Also exposesphys_footprint/ PSS for memory deltas, the display refresh rate, and a system-log line writer so release builds can be harvested without Metro.example/benchmark— pure stats math (nearest-rank percentiles, jank, dropped frames) and pass/fail rules scaled to the display's frame budget with a 5 % allowance for display-link jitter, both unit-tested (cd example && bun test, 15 tests); a JS-thread lag sampler; scenarios A–L driven by animated camera moves and prop updates; a runner that mounts, settles, records, scripts and evaluates each scenario; andBenchmarkApp, a screen with "Run all", per-scenario runs, a manual recorder for real gestures, an on-screen table and JSON export.example/index.jspicks the harness whenEXPO_PUBLIC_BENCHMARK=1; the demo bundle is unchanged otherwise.example/app.jsonsetsCADisableMinimumFrameDurationOnPhoneso a ProMotion iPhone is measured at 120 Hz.example/maestro/— two flows: the full scripted run, and a real-gesture pan on the 10k scenario through the manual recorder.example/scripts/benchmark-table.mjs— turns captured[benchmark]lines into the Markdown table used in the docs.docs/benchmarks.md— what is measured, thresholds, scenarios, how to run and collect, limitations, and two labeled smoke runs.os_signpostintervals (iOS) andandroid.os.Tracesections (Android) around the marker fingerprint, spatial index build, viewport compute and diff apply, for Instruments and Perfetto. No-ops without a tracer.Limitations, stated up front
animateCamera. On MapKit and Android that runs the same native camera path as a gesture; on the iOS Google provider the live marker refresh during movement is gesture-only, so use the manual recorder or the Maestro flow there.Testing
bun run lint, package typecheck and tests (156 pass), example typecheck (tsc -p example/tsconfig.json) and example tests (15 pass, the stats math and thresholds): clean.expo run:ios --configuration ReleasewithEXPO_PUBLIC_BENCHMARK=1on the iPhone 17 Pro simulator. The local module autolinked (Installing FrameStats (0.1.0)), the release bundle carried the flag, and "Run all" produced 11 results. Table indocs/benchmarks.md, labeled as a harness smoke run: 7 pass, 4 fail, and the failures are the expected ones (p99 at two frames on the clustered zoom sweep and on rotation, worst frame 80 ms during rotation).example/maestro/benchmark-run-all.yaml; 11 results, table in the docs with the dev-mode caveat. It shows the marker add/remove churn far more starkly than the simulator: 850 ms worst frame on the 10k pan, 717 ms on the clustered zoom sweep, JS lag p95 of 180 ms while clustering. A physical 60 Hz phone is connected, but Google Play Protect blocks adb installs until the prompt is accepted on the device, so there are no phone numbers yet.:app:assembleReleasefails on the base branch withType com.facebook.fbreact.specs.NativeAccessibilityInfoSpec is defined multiple times. The library appliescom.facebook.react, whose codegen root defaults to the package directory, and with bun's isolated install that directory containsnode_modules/react-native, so the plugin generated React Native's own core specs into the library (debug builds hide it because project and library dex files are merged separately). A separate commit pointsjsRootDiratsrc; after it the library's release jars contain zerofbreact/specsclasses and the build passes.