Nose Talisker
A nose plugin that outputs one cProfile stat dump to a file, for each test.
Install
pip install nose-talisker
Format of the file name is:
module-name.class-name.test-name.elapsed-milli-seconds.timestamp.prof
For example:
zamboni.apps.files.tests.test_views.TestFileViewer.test_view_access_reviewed.001448ms.2011-06-09T01:50:34.323206.prof zamboni.apps.files.tests.test_views.TestFileViewer.test_view_access_reviewed.001577ms.2011-06-09T01:56:51.694283.prof
Options
prof_path: the destination directory to write to. If not given a temporary one will be created for you. If you provide a directory, it must exist.
Usage
nosetests –with-talisker –prof-path=/tmp/output
This module is designed to be used by talisker to consume and view the profile results. The format is deliberately based upon the runprofileserver from the command extensions module, with the same option naming.
License: BSD Author: Andy McKay, andym@mozilla.com
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