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Visualize profile result #192

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I added a visualization of the cprofile result as a graph in the profile detail page. This allows you to very quickly see the paths which are causing bottlenecks, for example:

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@avelis avelis merged commit 34b3caa into jazzband:master Jul 17, 2017
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avelis commented Jul 17, 2017

@danielbradburn Awesome contribution! When possible, could you add image you attached in the PR to the README.md file?

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@avelis Ah, yes sorry I forgot about that. It's probably worth adding a note about the filtering and sorting changes I made to. Will make a separate PR with an updated README.

danielbradburn added a commit to crunchr/silk that referenced this pull request Dec 8, 2017
* started working on showing a graph of the profile output which helps to quickly see the slow path through the profiled code

* further work on profile graph visualization

* finished backend and frontend work for displaying a graph of the profile and added some tests to verify dot generation

* updated requirements for graph rendering

* Fixed error in python 2 due to no mock library

* update travis file to also install test requirements

* removed double reference to mock in test-requirements

* Fixed broken version number

* Update profile_dot.py

Fixed bug under python 2. StringIO is not a context manager

* Open temp file in binary mode

* fixed failing test on python 2 due to string encoding

* added travis_retry to pip install steps since the pip install was causing the build to fail on python 3.4 while downloading pytz
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