Development packages:
pip install -r requirements/dev.txt
(for the experimental workflow, install from requirements/extra.txt as well)
To test just run this from the project's root:
nosetests
or to run the tests continusly, monitoring file changes:
nosy
To enter ipdb on errors:
ipython --pdb -- simulate.py --conf=philharmonic.settings.ga
From the terminal run:
python simulate.py profile --conf=philharmonic.settings.bcf -l 20 -s cumtime
where conf is the configuration you would like to analyse.
Alternatively open an IPython prompt and run:
from philharmonic.profiler import profile_run
%prun profile_run()
To profile memory usage, run the desired executable from the terminal:
mprof run ./simulate.py explore
mprof plot
Some useful facts.
The settings systems can be used throughout the codebase by simply doing
from philharmonic import conf and then using the various properties therein.
An important note is that philharmonic._setup() is assumed to be called
in order to load any custom settings module.