Created to register internet speed and connection through time. Useful to places with bad internet quality. Build using speedtest-cli.
This is build to measure network's speed (download, upload, ping) and save them using a nosql database (shelve).
You can also cofigure to plot the data every some seconds and add a brief to the log.
LOGBRIEF = 10 # every LOGBRIEF measurements, it'll read the date and log a report
REPLAY = 60 # time between every measument (do_test_report)
PLOT_CHART = True # it will plot some chart if you have any data every LOGBRIEF*REPLAY seconds
Brief Example
[INFO ] [2020-06-28 15:20:31] - Average of 10 measurements. Download = 19.59 [Mb/s], Upload = 2.47 [Mb/s], ping = 36 [ms], Number of times offline: 0
Chart Example
The new chart version supports more than one network test. For example, if you test in you house and then in your work, the chart will show you a dropdown menu so you can chose which one do you want to see.
- Clone the repository
- Open your terminal and go to the downloaded folder
- Execute
python3 main.pyin your terminal.
Obs.: Might be needed to install plotly or other libraries if you don't have them.
sudo pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Tested on raspberry pi only
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Copy the my_speedtest.service to /etc/systemd/system
sudo cp my_speedtest.service /etc/systemd/system/my_speedtest.service -
Now, try to start it
sudo systemctl start my_speedtest.service -
Check if its working
sudo systemctl status my_speedtest.service -
Than enable it to start on boot
sudo systemctl enable my_speedtest
Any more information, check https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/systemd.md