django-silk | Silky smooth profiling for Django | Code Inspection library
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Silky smooth profiling for Django
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- Render a profile
- Return a dictionary of code lines
- Generate code context from a request
- Updates this instance with the given kwargs
- Handles a GET request
- URLify source
- Return the code for a file
- Overrides save method
- Decorator for delete methods
- Removes records from the database
- Render a request
- Return the output of a curl command
- Process URL parameters
- Retrieves the content of the UI
- Return the page of the given query set
- Staces whitespace
- Handle the request
- Return a link for the given object
- Render filters
- Get a profile
- Set up the settings
- Renders a thumbnail
- Decorator to check if a user is required
- Called by Silky
- Injects a context manager function into a module
- Generate profile table
django-silk Key Features
django-silk Examples and Code Snippets
INSTALLED_APPS = (
'sqlstacktrace',
)
SQL_STACKTRACE = True
MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES += (
'qinspect.middleware.QueryInspectMiddleware',
)
DEBUG = True
LOGGING = {
...
'handlers': {
...
'c
profile.queries = profile_query_models
profile.queries.set(profile_query_models)
from time import sleep
sleep(0.5) # this is seconds, not milliseconds ;)
Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on django-silk
QUESTION
We need some tool for analyzing non view functions of our django project particularly the celery-beat tasks. So, is there any tool for profiling queries and latency of running ordinary functions (not views) in a django app? Preferably, is there any decorators (or any other mechanism) that can add results of profiling an ordinary function to the output of tools like django-silk or django-debug-toolbar?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-29 at 07:16At last, I used the silk middleware code and made a decorator for profiling random functions like requests then used it for profiling my tasks. This was somehow patchy but worked. The code is accessible here.
QUESTION
Why does Python pip
reject binaries when installing package from requirements.txt
?
I am not using --no-binary
, and I could not find any mention that this could be the default. It definitely is not when installing without requirements.txt
.
When I install django-silk
package in this way, it succeeds:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-26 at 11:35So it turns out this is caused by a bug in pip
:
"--global-option for a specific requirement in requirements file disables use of wheels globally"
https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/4118
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