time_measure
A tiny helper to measure execution time of a callable to ease your performance checks.
Usage examples
Decorate your function or method with async_measure_time and see logs for execution time
measures after your function is fnished:
from measure_decorator import async_measure_time
@async_measure_time
async def coro_that_runs_long(*args, **kwargs):
...
Whenever the coro_that_runs_long is done, you can see the following in your app logs:
Func: coro_that_runs_long. Elapsed time in seconds: 0.10037329500482883
Happy debugging!
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