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airspeed velocity

airspeed velocity (asv) is a tool for benchmarking Python packages over their lifetime.

It is primarily designed to benchmark a single project over its lifetime using a given suite of benchmarks. The results are displayed in an interactive web frontend that requires only a basic static webserver to host.

See an example airspeed velocity site.

See the full documentation for more information.

The latest release can be installed from PyPI using:

pip install asv

Are you using asv? Consider adding a badge to your project's README like this:

http://img.shields.io/badge/benchmarked%20by-asv-blue.svg?style=flat

By using the following markdown:

[![asv](http://img.shields.io/badge/benchmarked%20by-asv-blue.svg?style=flat)](http://your-url-here/)

HPy project contributions:

  • Add support for reporing max-rss to asv:

    --maxrss ATTRIBUTE
    
        Calculate maxrss of a timed benchmarks.
        This will only collect maxrss instead of time.
        Using 'once' will run the benchmark once.
        Using 'full' Calculate maxrss of a timed
        benchmarks with all the configured options, e.g. repeat, warmup, etc
    

e.g.:

asv run --python=python3 -v -e --set-commit-hash 42xxxfoo_project_commit_hashxxx42 -b 'foo_benchmark*' --maxrss once
  • add warmup count option to Airspeed Velocity framework:

    --attribute warmup_count=, -a warmup_count=
        will run the benchmark this number of time(s),
        e.g. ``warmup_count=10``, before starting to
        run the actual benchmark.
    

e.g.:

asv run --python=python3 -v -e --set-commit-hash 42xxxfoo_project_commit_hashxxx42 -b 'foo_benchmark*' -a warmup_count=1
  • Add machines comparison list to Airspeed Velocity framework:

    --baseline-machine BASELINE_MACHINE
        Optional baseline comparisons between machines.
        Provide machine name
    

e.g.:

# adjust foo project to use configuration1
asv run --python=python3 -v -e --set-commit-hash 42xxxfoo_project_commit_hashxxx42 -b 'foo_benchmark*' -m configuration1
# adjust foo project to use configuration2
asv run --python=python3 -v -e --set-commit-hash 42xxxfoo_project_commit_hashxxx42 -b 'foo_benchmark*' -m configuration2
# adjust foo project to use configuration3
asv run --python=python3 -v -e --set-commit-hash 42xxxfoo_project_commit_hashxxx42 -b 'foo_benchmark*' -m configuration3
asv publish --baseline-machine configuration1 --generate-markdown
asv preview

License: BSD three-clause license.

Authors: Michael Droettboom, Pauli Virtanen