I'm currently using this on a few of my projects, and decided to throw it up on bitbucket for others who might want to use it (and tell me areas I need to work on). It's pretty solid, again I'm using it already where I work, and it's got a pretty decent web based reporting and control interface. Detailed feature list is on the wiki, epydocs are in the package on bitbucket, and all it takes is decorating a function/method/generator/class to start profiling. If you want WSGI data, just add two lines (including the import) to insert the wsgi middleware. (in fact, I pasted what I'm using at the bottom of the email, for gunicorn)
Description from the readme: "A thread and greenthread aware profiling module that relies on decorators to indicate what areas of code to profile. If profiling WSGI applications, provides a middleware component to allow for capturing request path of profiling data. Also contains a (somewhat minimal) UI for presenting the data, and exposes reporting and control methods via JSON proxy service, used by the UI, or by any subscriber's data collectors. UI generates a call map, line by line timings, aggregated resource usage for each decorated callable, and WSGI path per callable." it's up here, anyone who logs bugs against it, or tries it out and likes it, I'd love some feedback (good, bad, or otherwise). Wiki has some info in there along with screenshots, though I know the docs aren't amazing. https://bitbucket.org/dragonfyre13/decorated-profiler Here's what I'm currently using to point gunicorn to, instead of wsgibase. Just point it at wsgiwrapper in this file instead: #!/usr/bin/env python from gluon.main import wsgibase from gluon.contrib import decoratedprofiler wsgiwrapper = decoratedprofiler.ProfilerMiddleware(wsgibase)
