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speedtest-cli python example

#pip3 install speedtest-cli
import speedtest

#function that gets the download speed in mega bytes per second
def get_final_speed():
    rawspeed = speedtest.Speedtest().download()
    roundedspeed = round(rawspeed)
    finalspeed = roundedspeed / 1e+6
    return finalspeed

#function that finds the average downloadspeed in mega bytes a second
def looped_av(y):
    finalspeeds = 0
    for i in range(y):
        x = get_final_speed()
        speeds = 0
        count = 0
        count += 1
        speeds += x
        print(f'{i+1}. {x}mb/s')
        

#menu loop
while True:
    repeat = input('1, 2, 3 or press {ENTER} to quit\n>>>')
    if repeat == '1':
        #single iteration
        x = get_final_speed()
        print(f'done, your download speed is {x}mb/s')
    elif repeat == '2':
        #2 iterations and finds the average speed
        x = looped_av(2)
        print(f'done, your average download speed is {x}mb/s')
    elif repeat == '3':
        #finds out how accurate the user wants the average to be, pretty pointless i know
        times_through = int(input('how many times do you want the test to run?\n>>>'))
        #iterates and finds the average download speed
        x = looped_av(times_through) 
    else:
        #breaks from the loop
        break

speedtest py

#pip3 install speedtest-cli
import speedtest

#function that gets the download speed in mega bytes per second
def get_final_speed():
    rawspeed = speedtest.Speedtest().download()
    roundedspeed = round(rawspeed)
    finalspeed = roundedspeed / 1e+6
    return finalspeed

#function that finds the average downloadspeed in mega bytes a second
def looped_av(y):
    finalspeeds = 0
    for i in range(y):
        x = get_final_speed()
        speeds = 0
        count = 0
        count += 1
        speeds += x
        print(f'{i+1}. {x}mb/s')
        finalspeeds = speeds/count
    return finalspeeds

#menu loop
while True:
    repeat = input('1, 2, 3 or press {ENTER} to quit\n>>>')
    if repeat == '1':
        #single iteration
        x = get_final_speed()
        print(f'done, your download speed is {x}mb/s')
    elif repeat == '2':
        #2 iterations and finds the average speed
        x = looped_av(2)
        print(f'done, your average download speed is {x}mb/s')
    elif repeat == '3':
        #finds out how accurate the user wants the average to be, pretty pointless i know
        times_through = int(input('how many times do you want the test to run?\n>>>'))
        #iterates and finds the average download speed
        x = looped_av(times_through)
        print(f'done, your average download speed is {x}mb/s')  
    else:
        #breaks from the loop
        break

Test Speed internet using Python

pip install pip install speedtest-cli

how to test wifi speed py

>>> import pyspeedtest
>>> st = pyspeedtest.SpeedTest()
>>> st.ping()
9.306252002716064
>>> st.download()
42762976.92544772
>>> st.upload()
19425388.307319913

internet speed test with python

#first install the mosule
pip install speedtest-cli
#make sure evry thing is good
speedtest-cli --version
#speed test
speedtest-cli
#in bytes
speedtest-cli --bytes
#if you want a picture to shate 
speedtest-cli --share

how to find the speed of a python program

import time
t0= time.clock()
print("Hello")
t1 = time.clock() - t0
print("Time elapsed: ", t1 - t0) # CPU seconds elapsed (floating point)