nodeJS very easy profiling using instrumentation

It is actually very easy in nodeJS to do profiling of your apps without even touching your normal code.

This is called instrumentation.

What you basically do is use some Javascript magic to wrap the methods that actually execute the logic and to measure the runtime between call and return.

This is a very easy example for a mongoDB instrumentation that I coded up:

collection = require("mongodb/lib/mongodb/collection").Collection

oldFind = collection.prototype.find

collection.prototype.find = ->
 tagName = "#{@db.databaseName}/#{@collectionName}/find"
 findParameters = arguments[1]
 start = +new Date()

 cursor = oldFind.apply @, arguments

 selectorParameters = cursor.selector

 oldArray = cursor.toArray

 cursor.toArray = (cb) ->

 instrumentedCb = =>
 console.log tagName, +new Date() - start
 if findParameters
 console.log findParameters
 if selectorParameters
 console.log selectorParameters

 cb.apply cursor, arguments

 oldArray.apply cursor, [instrumentedCb]

 cursor

Here is the always most up-to-date gist: https://gist.github.com/sebastianhoitz/4964446

Is anybody interested in collection snippets like these into a useful open-source library that you can use to send metrics to statsD, i.e.?