hasnainroopawalla / vscode-python-timeit

A Visual Studio Code extension to view the execution time of any Python function on the fly.

Visual Studio Code Extension - Python TimeIt

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View the execution time of any Python function on the fly.

Features

• Simply select/highlight the entire function (including import statements if required) with the cursor and trigger the Time It command.

• The generated function call with the specified arguments and the execution time is inserted as a comment below the selected code.

• Uses the built-in Python3 time module to efficiently compute the execution time.

• Handles various kinds of Python function definitions, including type hints and default values.

Installation

The extension can be installed from the Visual Studio Marketplace.

Contributing

The source code for this extension is hosted on GitHub.

• Post any issues and suggestions to the GitHub issues page.
• To contribute, fork the project and then create a pull request back to master.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

vscode-python-timeit's Issues

Parse functions which contain type hints for return type(s)

Example function header:

def initialize_params(num_dimensions: int) -> Tuple[np.ndarray, np.ndarray]:

Parse functions with no arguments

Example function header:

def display_weather_stats():

Parse functions where the default value of the argument(s) is a decimal number

Example function header:

def divide(num1=98, num2= 345.7):