tsktimer 0.0.3

Simple way to understand the speed of your tasks

TskTimer

Simple way to measure the speed of you function/task/app/project. Allows you to analyze every function or even code blocks on how efficient they are.

Installation

pip install -U tsktimer

Quick Start

from tsktimer import timeit
import time

@timeit(name="heavy_task")
def heavy_task():
    time.sleep(2)

heavy_task()

Time: 2.000088691711426s

Architecture

• IN CORE:
  • TskTimer: the main class that actually measures time
  • Context: Using ContextTskTimer you can measure time of the code block by just wrapping it using with ContextTskTimer()
  • Decorator: helps to measure time for functions:
    • timeit - measures the function once and prints result
    • ntimesit - helps to measure time by running function multiple times
• IN METRICS:
  • History: allows you to record all measured time all over the program.
  • Export: you can export all your records into csv and json
  • Stats: shows stats for one single timer
• IN UTILS:
  • Formatting: using TskTimerFormat you can set output to be in seconds or milliseconds