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This library is based around generating nice graphs for timings. It's highly modular and provides an interface to quickly and cleanly use modules.
The high-level interface is the Plotter
class which takes a timer class as its only argument. The builtin timer is MultiTimer
, where TimerNamespace
builds it without you having to.
From here you have three steps:
repeat
, as timeit
only times the functions once and skips step 2.min
, which gets the lowest value that isn't an outlier. And shows the error bars from the lowest outlier to Q3.matplotlib
via the MatPlotLib
class.import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from graphtimer import Plotter, TimerNamespace
class ManualListCreation(TimerNamespace):
def test_comprehension(iterable):
return [i for i in iterable]
def test_append(iterable):
a = []
append = a.append
for i in iterable:
append(i)
return a
fig, axs = plt.subplots()
(
Plotter(ManualListCreation)
.repeat(100, 5, list(range(0, 10001, 1000)), args_conv=range)
.min()
.plot(axs)
)
fig.show()
To install graphtimer, just use pip:
$ pip install graphtimer
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Time code execution and graph results
We found that graphtimer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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