Add documentation for meteor profile command

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Frederico Maia
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## meteor profile {#meteorprofile}
Run a performance profile for your Meteor application to analyze build and bundling performance.
```bash
meteor profile [<meteor-run-options>...]
```
::: info Availability
This command is available from Meteor 3.2 and newer.
:::
### Usage
This command monitors the bundler process and tracks key performance metrics to help analyze build and bundling performance.
### Options
| Option | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| `--size` | Monitor both bundle runtime and size |
| `--size-only` | Monitor only the bundle size |
::: info
All other options from `meteor run` are also supported (e.g., `--settings`, `--exclude-archs`).
:::
### Environment Variables
| Variable | Description | Default |
|----------|-------------|---------|
| `METEOR_IDLE_TIMEOUT=<seconds>` | Set a timeout for profiling | 90 seconds |
| `METEOR_CLIENT_ENTRYPOINT=<path>` | Set a custom client entrypoint | From package.json |
| `METEOR_SERVER_ENTRYPOINT=<path>` | Set a custom server entrypoint | From package.json |
| `METEOR_LOG_DIR=<path>` | Set a custom log directory | Default log directory |
::: tip
The default timeout (90s) is usually enough for each build step to complete. If you encounter errors due to early exits, increase the `METEOR_IDLE_TIMEOUT` value.
:::
### Example Usage
```bash
# Basic profile
meteor profile
# Monitor bundle size only
meteor profile --size-only
# Profile with custom settings and timeout
METEOR_IDLE_TIMEOUT=120 meteor profile --settings settings.json
# Profile with custom entrypoints
METEOR_CLIENT_ENTRYPOINT=client/main.js METEOR_SERVER_ENTRYPOINT=server/main.js meteor profile
```
::: details Customizing the Profiling Process
You can pass any option that works with `meteor run` to customize the profiling process. This allows you to profile your application under specific conditions that match your deployment environment.
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## meteor create _app-name_ {meteorcreate}
The command `meteor create app-name` is the default command for creating a new Meteor project. It creates a subdirectory