napari.utils.perf.PerfEvent#
- class napari.utils.perf.PerfEvent(name: str, start_ns: int, end_ns: int, category: str | None = None, process_id: int | None = None, thread_id: int | None = None, phase: str = 'X', **kwargs: dict)[source]#
- Bases: - object- A performance related event: timer, counter, etc. - Parameters:
- name (str) – The name of this event like “draw”. 
- start_ns (int) – Start time in nanoseconds. 
- end_ns (int) – End time in nanoseconds. 
- category (str) – Comma separated categories such has “render,update”. 
- process_id (int) – The process id that produced the event. 
- thread_id (int) – The thread id that produced the event. 
- phase (str) – The Chrome Tracing “phase” such as “X”, “I”, “C”. 
- **kwargs (dict) – Additional keyword arguments for the “args” field of the event. 
 
 - span#
- The time span when the event happened. - Type:
- Span 
 
 - origin#
- The process and thread that produced the event. - Type:
- Origin 
 
 - phase#
- The Chrome Tracing phase (event type):
- “X” - Complete Events “I” - Instant Events “C” - Counter Events 
 - Type:
 
 - Notes - The time stamps are from perf_counter_ns() and do not indicate time of day. The origin is arbitrary, but subtracting two counters results in a valid span of wall clock time. If start is the same as the end the event was instant. - Google the phrase “Trace Event Format” for the full Chrome Tracing spec. - Methods - update_end_ns(end_ns)- Update our end_ns with this new end_ns. - Attributes - Duration in milliseconds. - Duration in nanoseconds. - Duration in microseconds. - Start time in milliseconds. - Start time in microseconds. - Details - property duration_ms#
- Duration in milliseconds. 
 - property duration_ns#
- Duration in nanoseconds. 
 - property duration_us#
- Duration in microseconds. 
 - property start_ms#
- Start time in milliseconds. 
 - property start_us#
- Start time in microseconds.