Velocicode 0.4.3

A CLI tool for programming language speed benchmarks

Velocicode 🚀

Velocicode is a high-performance command-line tool for benchmarking programming language speeds. It allows you to run standard algorithms across multiple languages and compare their execution time with professional, interactive reports.

Features ✨

• Multi-Language Support: Benchmarks Python, C++, Rust, Go, and JavaScript (Node.js).
• Standard Algorithms:
  • fibonacci (Recursion intensity)
  • matrix_mul (Floating point & Cache)
  • quicksort (Memory & Sorting)
  • primes (Sieve of Eratosthenes)
• Premium UI:
  • Beautiful terminal output using the Rich library.
  • Rankings with Medals (🥇 🥈 🥉).
  • Relative Speed comparisons (e.g., 1.00x vs 45.9x).
• Data Export:
  • JSON: Raw data export for analysis.
  • HTML: Interactive reports with Charts for presentations.

Installation

pip install velocicode

Usage

1. Run Benchmarks

Run all benchmarks with default settings:

velocicode run

Filter by specific algorithm or language:

# Run only Matrix Multiplication in Rust and Go
velocicode run --filter-algo matrix_mul --filter-lang rust,go

2. Generate Reports 📊

Export results to JSON or generate a visual HTML report:

velocicode run --html report.html --json results.json

Open report.html in your browser to see interactive bar charts!

3. Check Compilers

Velocicode relies on system compilers. Check what you have installed:

velocicode check

Requirements

[!IMPORTANT] This tool requires external compilers. pip installs the runner, but you need the languages installed:

• Python 3.7+
• g++ (for C++)
• rustc (for Rust)
• go (for Go)
• node (for JavaScript)

License

MIT