tprogress 0.0.6

time monitoring

tprogress

Simple time capturing for python, that logs the time passed since last call with logger level.DEBUG.

How-to

Time Logging

1. Create tprogress class instance, e.g. timep = tprogress.progress() . Starts the clock.
2. Call tprogress.elapsed_time (self,stage='') that returns a formatted string with time and in debug mode the time. The argument stage is a string that can be used to state at what stage the program is when called.

Example

• DEBUG:tprogress:Elapsed Time: 1m 0.683s ( 0: 1:0.7) - Backward Calculation of Rank

Time Monitoring

1. Create tprogress class instance, e.g. timep = tprogress.progress(max_num=100,step_size=1,freq=5) . Starts the clock.
2. Call tprogress.monitor() within a large for-loop that tells about how far program is and predicts when the loop is finished. The setting is done in the init call:

• max_num: Number of loops, e.g. 100
• step_size: Size of step, e.g. 1
• freq: How often an info print should be done, e.g. 5, every 5th loop iteration