chronos-context-timer 1.0.0

Chronos: A Python library for advanced task timing with features like distributed timing, batch timing, real-time visualization, and debugging-friendly timers.

Chronos

Chronos is a Python library for advanced task timing, performance monitoring, and debugging tools. It is designed for developers who need precise control over timing tasks, distributed systems, batch processing, and more, with features like real-time visualization and debugging-friendly timers.

Features

• Base Timer: Core functionality for timing tasks with unit conversion, logging, and threshold warnings.
• ChronosTimer: A basic timer with all core features.
• DistributedChronosTimer: Aggregate timing data across distributed systems.
• BatchChronosTimer: Time multiple tasks and compute aggregate statistics.
• DebuggingChronosTimer: Pause and resume timers during debugging sessions.
• ChronosTimerWithVisualization: Real-time ASCII progress bars for task timing.

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Installation

Install Chronos using pip:

pip install chronos-context-timer

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Usage Examples

Basic Timer

from chronos import ChronosTimer

with ChronosTimer("Basic Task") as timer:
    # Simulate some work
    import time
    time.sleep(1)

print(f"Task completed in {timer.get_elapsed('seconds')} seconds")

Distributed Timer

from chronos import DistributedChronosTimer

with DistributedChronosTimer("Distributed Task") as timer:
    import time
    time.sleep(1)

# Add external timings
timer.add_timing(0.5)
timer.add_timing(1.5)

print(f"Total elapsed time: {timer.get_total_time('seconds')} seconds")

Batch Timer

from chronos import BatchChronosTimer

def example_task():
    import time
    time.sleep(0.5)

batch_timer = BatchChronosTimer("Batch Example")
for _ in range(3):
    batch_timer.time_task(example_task)

stats = batch_timer.get_statistics("seconds")
print(f"Average time: {stats['average_time']} seconds")
print(f"Total time: {stats['total_time']} seconds")

Debugging Timer

from chronos import DebuggingChronosTimer

with DebuggingChronosTimer("Debug Task") as timer:
    input("Press Ctrl+Z to pause, and again to resume. Press Enter to finish.")

Timer with Visualization

from chronos import ChronosTimerWithVisualization

with ChronosTimerWithVisualization("Visualized Task", interval=0.2, threshold=5):
    import time
    time.sleep(5)

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Development

Running Tests

Run all tests using pytest:

pytest tests/

Type Checking

Chronos is fully type-checked using mypy. To run type checks:

mypy chronos/

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License

Chronos is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.

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Documentation

Complete documentation is available here.