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Heartate - Track programs like a heart rate
Heartrate is a Python tool library that allows you to visualize the execution of Python programs in real time. Monitoring a running Python program is shown in the following figure.
As shown, the numbers on the left indicate the number of times each line of code has been triggered. The long boxes indicate the most recently triggered lines of code - longer boxes indicate more triggers, and lighter colors indicate more recent triggers.
What the tool can do:
Code call highlighting relies on executing,Also due to version reasons, hearttrate only supports Python 3.5 or above. pip is installed as follows.
pip install --user heartrate
Heartrate Github
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