spectator/meter/percentile_timer.py (10 lines of code) (raw):

from spectator.meter import Meter from spectator.meter.meter_id import MeterId from spectator.writer.new_writer import new_writer, WriterUnion class PercentileTimer(Meter): """The value is the number of seconds that have elapsed for an event. A stopwatch method is available, which provides a context manager that can be used to automate recording the timing for a block of code using the `with` statement. In order to maintain the data distribution, Percentile Timers have a higher storage cost, with a worst-case of up to 300X that of a standard Timer. Be diligent about any additional dimensions added to Percentile Timers and ensure that they have a small bounded cardinality.""" def __init__(self, meter_id: MeterId, writer: WriterUnion = new_writer("none")) -> None: super().__init__(meter_id, writer, "T") def record(self, seconds: float) -> None: if seconds >= 0: line = f"{self._meter_type_symbol}:{self._id.spectatord_id}:{seconds}" self._writer.write(line)