Selectively read file output generated by speedtest-cli
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Selectively read file output generated by speedtest-cli
Description
Slices data into time frames.
Keeps data in RAM (append only) to reduce IO (for long-running processes).
Allows to select subsets of columns / keys (e.g. when reading large files).
Makes it easy to append additional timestamps via decorators (in formats required by matplotlib, plotly, dash, etc).
TODO list (high priorities first)
Review API function using mnemonics / shorthand.
Terminology cleanup in doc and docstrings.
Split up test scripts: from function-centric to topic-centric.
Complete extended timezone test cases.
Enable project to use CI (look at travis).
Backend:
Add ability to read json.
Extend API to allow selection of input columns (csv) / keys (json).
Assure compatibility with (at least newer) 2.x Python versions.
Assure this runs on earlier 3.x versions.
Note
This project has been set up using PyScaffold 3.1. For details and usage information on PyScaffold see https://pyscaffold.org/.
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