MiniBench
MiniBench provides a simple framework for benchmarking following the unittest module pattern.
Compatibility
minibench requires Python 2.7+.
Installation
You can install minibench with pip:
$ pip install minibench
or with easy_install:
$ easy_install minibench
Quick start
Write your benchmarks as you would write you unittests. Just create a .bench.py file.
# fake.bench.py
from minibench import Benchmark
class FakeBenchmark(Benchmark):
'''Fake benchmark'''
def bench_fake(self):
'''Run my bench'''
# Do something
Then run it with the bench command
$ bench >>> Fake benchmark (x5) Run my bench ......................................... ✔ (0.1234s)
Documentation
The documentation is hosted on Read the Docs
Changelog
0.1.2 (2015-11-21)
Improve diff from reference and added -u/--unit option
Properly handle precision and added -p/--precision option
0.1.1
Fix Python 3 Wheel packaging
0.1.0
Initial release
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