A small tool for pinging multiple hosts at once and exploring the data
Project description
Pingline - a less cool version of gping
This is just a package for me to practice working with PyPi. You should probably use gping instead. It doesn't require a heavy matplotlib dependency.
Why even use this?
This is helpful for debugging ping problems with your WiFi:
- Try starting the interactive plotter and launching fast.com - see the impact of heavy traffic on your ping
- Check if the router ping is as bad as internet ping. If so, the problem is with your router, else it's probably your ISP
Installation
pip install pingline
Usage
Launch the recorder - it's pinging our hosts and dumping the ping time-series into a log file, by default ping_log.csv. This CSV plays nicely with Excel, if you want to explore the data manually.
pingline recorder --interval=0 --router-host=192.168.0.1 --internet-host=google.com
Launch the interactive plotter - it watches the log file and shows a live graph of ping data.
pingline plotter --interactive --last-n-minutes=5
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