Code time tracker
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simply tracks ellapsed time of decorated code and print it when script is finished.
In order to use it, just do:
from code_time_tracker import code_time_tracked
and later decorate your code like this:
@code_time_tracked
def my_func():
do_stuff()
And with that, if you run a script with such decoration you'll get something like this output:
]$ python sample.py
... (script output if any)
<Code time tracker __main__.my_func: 0:00:00.001063 timedelta, 2 calls>
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simply tracks ellapsed time of decorated code and print it when script is finished.
In order to use it, just do:
from code_time_tracker import code_time_tracked
and later decorate your code like this:
@code_time_tracked
def my_func():
do_stuff()
And with that, if you run a script with such decoration you'll get something like this output:
]$ python sample.py
... (script output if any)
<Code time tracker __main__.my_func: 0:00:00.001063 timedelta, 2 calls>
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