pySMTP
A module to easily get the speedtest data you need within seconds Based on the speedtest-cli library.
Usage
Main commands
Simple
gives a simple report of download, upload speed, and ping.
import speedtestpy
speedtestpy.run.simple()
Test
runs full speedtest-cli test.
import speedtestpy # import the module
speedtestpy.run.test()
Data commands
get raw speedtest data
import speedtestpy # import the module
speedtestpy.data.download() # return download speed
speedtestpy.data.upload() # returns upload speed
speedtestpy.data.ping() # returns ping speed
Help function
get help
import speedtestpy # import the module
speedtestpy.run.help() # help command
Requirements
speedtest-cli library.
Credits
Made by HYKANTUS
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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