Platform: time_pattern # Matches every hour at 7 minutes past the hour speedtest-cli is already set up to do csv exporting. Script runs fine - just not getting anything in the graphing department. speedtest-cli -simple cut -d' ' -f1,2 sed -e s/ //g tr n There are almost certainly more elegant ways to extract the data from this output: Ping: 34.332 ms. What Im trying to say is you can ditch Python entirely and just run those two commands in the shell to do exactly what your script is doing. You will also need the speedtest python script or something similar.
So, you need to alter that to only run manually too. I edited my answer, I fudged the command, I can see how thats confusing. Ideally you should run this 5 minutes or so after a speedtest. Then automate writing the sensor values to the log. It can give you the minimum for the day but not the time that this occurred. I can’t see how that can be easily done with a statistics sensor. The above location seems to be common for Ubuntu, but not across all versions of Unix/Linux.Yeah ok. import speedtest speedTest speedtest.Speedtest () print (speedTest.getbestserver ()) Check download speed.
Speedtest python script install#
Simply you need to install speed test modules and run the following code. This is a Python script that will continuously run the official Speedtest CLI application by Ookla, takes input from environment variables, formats data and writes it to an InfluxDB database.
(Again, you should double-check the location of the speedtest.py file. This advanced script will let you test your Internet Speed with Python. Released: Project description gui-speedtest-fastcom Python GUI-tool to measure Internet speed with and. O /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/speedtest.py Or you could try downloading that version of the speedtest.py file yourself: sudo gzip -k9 /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/speedtest.py It's too complex for a simple one-line sed command, but you could still apply it yourself manually.
Speedtest python script Patch#
Sed -i "s/^ map(int, server_config\.split(','))$/ map(int, (server_config.split(',') if len(server_config) else ) )/" /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/speedtest.pyĮDIT: the final patch is at, and published in v2.1.3. Sudo gzip -k9 /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/speedtest.py pip install pyspeedtest pip install speedtest pip install speedtest-cli method 1 import speedtest speedTest speedtest.Speedtest () print (speedTest. Simply you need to install speed test modules and run the following code. This repository contains the SQL schema and the Grafana dashboard JSON so you can track your own metrics. This script was written to track internet speed using Ooklas speed test.
Speedtest python script code#
If you're in Ubuntu or similar, and you have the file in the location shown in your output, you can fix it with: # Backup original code This advanced script will let you test your Internet Speed with Python. A Python script to capture speedtest JSON and insert it into a database. Looking at the first commit in the PR, you just need to modify a single line in speedtest.py. You can install using pip install pyspeedtest or download it from GitHub, PyPI.
From this speedtest-cli Pull Request, I gather the speedtest site have changed something in the response their API gives out.
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