how to use process.hrtime to get execution time of async function

Question

I am triing to get execution time of async function. Seemingly I can use process.hrtime for this. I created simple example:

console.log("starting"); var start = process.hrtime(); console.log("start"); console.log(start);  setTimeout(function(){     console.log("HELLO");     var end = process.hrtime();     console.log("end");     console.log(end); }, 1000); 

It outputs

starting start [ 131806, 731009597 ] HELLO end [ 131807, 738212296 ] 

But I don't understand where is exectuion time in miliseconds? I expect to get 1000 ms in this example.

Answer 1

Got it:

console.log("starting"); var start = process.hrtime(); console.log("start"); console.log(start);  setTimeout(function(){     console.log("HELLO");     var end = process.hrtime(start);     console.log("end");     console.log(end); }, 1000); 

Prints

starting start [ 132798, 207101051 ] HELLO end [ 1, 7001730 ] 

That means 1 second and 7001730 nanoseconds from start to end