network-speedtest

Created to register internet speed and connection through time. Useful to places with bad internet quality. Build using speedtest-cli.

This is build to measure network's speed (download, upload, ping) and save them using a nosql database (shelve).

You can also cofigure to plot the data every some seconds and add a brief to the log.

LOGBRIEF = 10 # every LOGBRIEF measurements, it'll read the date and log a report
REPLAY = 60 # time between every measument (do_test_report)
PLOT_CHART = True # it will plot some chart if you have any data every LOGBRIEF*REPLAY seconds

Brief Example

[INFO    ] [2020-06-28 15:20:31] - Average of 10 measurements. Download = 19.59 [Mb/s], Upload = 2.47 [Mb/s], ping = 36 [ms], Number of times offline: 0

Chart Example The new chart version supports more than one network test. For example, if you test in you house and then in your work, the chart will show you a dropdown menu so you can chose which one do you want to see.

How to use

1. Clone the repository
2. Open your terminal and go to the downloaded folder
3. Execute python3 main.py in your terminal.

Obs.: Might be needed to install plotly or other libraries if you don't have them.
sudo pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Set it to run on boot

Tested on raspberry pi only

1. Copy the my_speedtest.service to /etc/systemd/system
   sudo cp my_speedtest.service /etc/systemd/system/my_speedtest.service

2. Now, try to start it
   sudo systemctl start my_speedtest.service

3. Check if its working
   sudo systemctl status my_speedtest.service

4. Than enable it to start on boot
   sudo systemctl enable my_speedtest

Any more information, check https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/usage/systemd.md