One common use-case that I come across for snakeviz is when someone new to the pygame library has performance issues. I direct them to use cProfile and snakeviz. It would be great to be able to have an html file that can be shared rather than relying on screenshots from the newbie. I tried to implement my own solution by grabbing the localhost version while it was still active using requests.get, but it didn't work properly. As far as I can tell, it requires an actual browser to get the proper content in the html file.
One common use-case that I come across for snakeviz is when someone new to the pygame library has performance issues. I direct them to use
cProfile
andsnakeviz
. It would be great to be able to have an html file that can be shared rather than relying on screenshots from the newbie. I tried to implement my own solution by grabbing thelocalhost
version while it was still active usingrequests.get
, but it didn't work properly. As far as I can tell, it requires an actual browser to get the proper content in the html file.