An uncomplicated tool to graph benchmark evolution across recent Git revisions of the given project.
The tool was developed and tested mostly under CPython 3.7. CPython 3.4+ and PyPy3 should work too (untested).
In addition, matplotlib is required. You can install this (and other) dependency in your environment using:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Brief description of usage and supported options can be shown using:
./benchmark.py --help
The default command just counts the amount of code lines for last (up to) 100 commits in the provided repository:
./benchmark.py path/to/your/git/repository
By default, output will be saved as evolution.png in the current directory,
but the destination is customizable.
- Provided there is interest, I could package this and upload to PyPi
- More fluid Matplotlib layouts (as opposed to just hardcoding everything for now)
- Support for Git branches, tags, custom revision ranges etc
- (Insert another cool feature)