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## How to run tests
There are two ways to run benchmark tests:
There are three ways to run benchmark tests:
1. Run all tests of a given type, for example, buffers
### Run all tests of a given type
For example, buffers:
```sh
iojs benchmark/common.js buffers
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The above command will find all scripts under `buffers` directory and require
each of them as a module. When a test script is required, it creates an instance
of `Benchmark` (a class defined in common.js). In the next tick, the `Benchmark`
constructor iterates through the configuration object property values and run
constructor iterates through the configuration object property values and runs
the test function with each of the combined arguments in spawned processes. For
example, buffers/buffer-read.js has the following configuration:
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...
```
2. Run an individual test, for example, buffer-slice.js
The last number is the rate of operations. Higher is better.
### Run an individual test
For example, buffer-slice.js:
```sh
iojs benchmark/buffers/buffer-read.js
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...
```
3. Run tests with options
### Run tests with options
This example will run only the first type of url test, with one iteration.
(Note: benchmarks require __many__ iterations to be statistically accurate.)