Python Performance Tools
Simple utilities to make it easier to track performance of Python programs under normal operations
Context Managers
DisplayElapsed
This context manager makes it easy to display console-oriented start/end messages with end-user tolerable formatting.
Usage:
with DisplayElapsed("{now} uploading {filename} (original: {original})\n",
"{now} uploaded {filename} in {elapsed:.1f} seconds",
filename=remote_path, original=local_path):
upload_filename(…)
Notes:
DisplayElapsed takes one positional argument: message. The message is formatted using str.format with the values {now} and {elapsed} provided automatically. All other keyword arguments provided to DisplayElapsed will be available during formatting.
If message contains {{now}} it will be replaced with the current timestamp
If message does not contain {{now}} it will be prepended unless include_timestamp=False
If postamble is not specified, it will default to " ({elapsed:.1f} seconds)"
If output is not specified, it will default to sys.stdout
If output_on_error is not True, the normal postamble display will be suppressed when an exception occurs
By default, a newline will not be emitted after the opening message so the message and postamble will be displayed on a single line. output will be flushed, if supported, to provide immediate feedback. Provide a message which ends in \n if you want multi-line output.
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