Wish-you-were-fast is a real-time wasm benchmarking + visualization plaftorm. This README attempts to explain the various directories and the parts of the platform they represent.
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API Server
Hosts a Flask Server acting as an API Gateway microservice between the WASM visualization frontend and the PostgresQL database (storing the benchmarking results). Currently, the API Server provides 3 REST APIs necessary to provide the initial 3 views of the frontend visualization. It receives request parameters from the frontend service, queries the database, parses it and returns a JSON result containing the requested data.
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Client
Provides a barebones html file which hosts the vegalite-based visualizations. Easiest way to get this running locally is to go to the directory on cmdline and start a http server using "python -m http.server". The visualization would then be available on localhost:8000/visualize.html.
Note: The visualization currently provides only the first view. While the API Server supports the necessary APIs for all 3 views, we are yet to figure out how an interactive datarange on the first vegalite view (i.e the x-axis select interval) can be converted from vegalite object to a dynamic REST API parameter. Once done, the remaining 2 views can be impleted similar to the multiview-exec.vl.json specification in the vegalite folder.
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historical-data
Contains raw data for each of the 6 engines on PolyBenchC for a 6 month duration from Sept '22 to Feb '23, sampled at a monthly interval. Also contains a consolidated csv which can be used to load data directly to the PostgresQL database.
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vegalite
Contains examples and test-scripts for visualizing and learning vegalite
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DBSchema.txt
Lays down the DB schema to create the PostgresQL database
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DBQueries.txt
Documents the queries required to create the 3 initial vegalite views
