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Pyspeedtest 1.2.7

Python script to check network bandwidth using Speedtest.net servers
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This package is out there from PyPI so you'll easily install it with:
sudo pip install pyspeedtest
Or only for your user
$ pip install --user pyspeedtest

Usage

In a terminal:
$ pyspeedtest -h
usage: pyspeedtest [OPTION]...

Test your bandwidth speed using Speedtest.net servers.

optional arguments:
  -d L, --debug L   set http connection debug level (default is 0)
  -m M, --mode M    test mode: 1 - download
                               2 - upload
                               4 - ping
                               1 + 2 + 4 = 7 - all (default)
  -r N, --runs N    use N runs (default is 2)
  -s H, --server H  use specific server
  -v, --verbose     output additional information
  --version         show program's version number and exit

$ pyspeedtest
Using server: speedtest.serv.pt
Ping: 9 ms
Download speed: 148.17 Mbps
Upload speed: 18.56 Mbps
From a python script:
>>> import pyspeedtest
>>> st = pyspeedtest.SpeedTest()
>>> st.ping()
9.306252002716064
>>> st.download()
42762976.92544772
>>> st.upload()
19425388.307319913

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