Commands

peakmark check [--details] [--json]
peakmark accept (<module>... | --all) --reason <text>

check

Measures every module and compares it with its budget and baseline.

✔ peakmark check: 1 module within budget and baseline

  Modules: 1   Over budget: 0   Grown: 0

● Measured (1)
  - engine: raw size 463.8 kB, gzip size 195.8 kB, brotli size 159.2 kB, peak memory 23.6 MiB, memory growth per run 0 B

accept

Stores the measured values as the new baseline and appends the reason to peakmark.history.jsonl. It refuses a missing reason and a module that is over its budget.

✔ Baseline accepted for engine
  engine: raw size 463.8 kB, gzip size 195.8 kB, brotli size 159.2 kB, peak memory 23.6 MiB, memory growth per run 0 B

Options

Option	Meaning
--config <file>	configuration file, peakmark.toml by default
--details	check: also list the measured values
--json	check: print JSON instead of the report
--all	accept: every configured module
--reason <text>	accept: why the baseline changes
--color <mode>	auto, always or never

Exit codes

Code	Meaning
0	within budget
1	over budget
2	could not run

Findings carry a rule: size/raw, size/gzip, size/brotli, mem/peak, mem/growth and baseline/missing.