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SFPS - Smooth FPS

SFPS is a small and very efficient Python library which helps calculate the real-time computing frame rate with a few lines of code.

You can install from PyPI:

pip install sfps

You can import and initialize SFPS in your Python code:

from sfps import SFPS
sfps = SFPS(nframes=8, interval=1)
  • nframes (int, default=5) : Number of the last frames, used for averaging.
  • interval (int, default=1) : Time interval in second.

And then you can call fps() or raw_fps() to calculate the real-time frame rate.

...
fps = sfps.fps(format_spec='.2f')
...

For usage details, please check SFPS. You can also check an example here.

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