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performance_tester

Collection of modules for testing performance.

Installation

Command

pip install performance_tester

or add the following line in Pipfile if you use Pipenv

[dev-packages]
performance_tester = "*"

Examples

from performance_tester import measure_execution_time

@measure_execution_time(100)
def adder(a, b): # the function that you want to check the performance
    c = a + b
    return c

result = adder(1, 2)

Output:

100 loops:
mean: 3.573999492800795e-07 sec.
std : 1.1951605991912876e-07 sec.
max : 1.4500001270789653e-06 sec.
min : 3.199984348611906e-07 sec.

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