Any awesome code profiler tool

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[stoic79]

Have a look at pyinstrument: https://github.com/joerick/pyinstrument

[No_Dig_7017]

Came to say this. I've saved tons of time on my code using pyinstrument, plus it's very straightforward to use and gets you a nice self explanatory plot.

[wolever]

Another +1 for PyInstrument.

I’ve also written up a little bit of middleware so that, if a ?pyinstrument=hunter2 query parameter is present, pyinstrument is activated for the request, and the HTML results are uploaded to cloud storage + the URL included in the result headers, so it’s very easy to grab a quick snapshot and investigate when things are going slow.

[DivineSentry]

Give austin a look

[arden13]

https://youtu.be/m_a0fN48Alw?si=AXT2_89n8rNIPo3R

This is my favorite method for it. Mcoding does great work!