clts-pcp 1.0.0

Collecting and listing tasks and timestamps

clts_pcp

This module allows to measure time lapses through several points in your python script and get a table by the end of the script. The table is gotten in both ASCII and HTML - the HTML version is prepared mainly to be sent through email.

Usage

Import the module

import clts_pcp

Set the context

to set the title of the table (context):

clts.setcontext('Testing lts v2')

and collect an initial timestamp:

tstart=clts.getts()

colect elapsed times

Elapsed time from the start

#(... step 1 )
clts.elapt["step 1 (successful)."]=clts.deltat(tstart)
t1=clts.getts()

Elapsed time from the start

#(... step 2 )
clts.elapt["step 2 (successful)."]=clts.deltat(tstart)

or elapsed time from any previous timestamp:

clts.elapt["step 1-2 (successful)."]=clts.deltat(t1)

get the table

clts.listtimes()

+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+ | Task(s) by Testing lts v2 | watch time (secs) | proc time (secs) | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+ | step 1 (successful). | 2.20 | 0.00 | | step 2 (successful). | 5.30 | 0.00 | | step 1-2 (successful). | 3.10 | 0.00 | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-------------------+-------------------+

In the case you want the html version of the table, use:

toemail = clts.listtimes()

and use the toemail as the body of the email.

PCP, December 2024

You can use GitHub-flavored Markdown to write your content.