Full-featured Command Line Interface and pure Go API to Test Internet Speed using speedtest.net.
You can speedtest 2x faster than speedtest.net with almost the same result. See the experimental results. Inspired by sivel/speedtest-cli
$ brew tap showwin/speedtest
$ brew install speedtest
### How to Update ###
$ brew update
$ brew upgrade speedtestNix (package manager)
# Enter the latest speedtest-go environment
$ nix-shell -p speedtest-goPlease download the compatible package from Releases. If there are no compatible packages you want, please let me know on Issue Tracker.
$ speedtest --help
usage: speedtest-go [<flags>]
Flags:
--help Show context-sensitive help (also try --help-long and --help-man).
-l, --list Show available speedtest.net servers.
-s, --server=SERVER ... Select server id to speedtest.
--custom-url=CUSTOM-URL Specify the url of the server instead of fetching from speedtest.net.
--saving-mode Test with few resources, though low accuracy (especially > 30Mbps).
--json Output results in json format.
--unix Output results in unix like format.
--location=LOCATION Change the location with a precise coordinate (format: lat,lon).
--city=CITY Change the location with a predefined city label.
--city-list List all predefined city labels.
--proxy=PROXY Set a proxy(http[s] or socks) for the speedtest.
eg: --proxy=socks://10.20.0.101:7890
eg: --proxy=http://10.20.0.101:7890
--source=SOURCE Bind a source interface for the speedtest.
--dns-bind-source DNS request binding source (experimental).
eg: --source=10.20.0.101
-m --multi Enable multi-server mode.
-t --thread=THREAD Set the number of concurrent connections.
--search=SEARCH Fuzzy search servers by a keyword.
--ua Set the user-agent header for the speedtest.
--no-download Disable download test.
--no-upload Disable upload test.
--ping-mode Select a method for Ping (support icmp/tcp/http).
-u --unit Set human-readable and auto-scaled rate units for output
(options: decimal-bits/decimal-bytes/binary-bits/binary-bytes).
-d --debug Enable debug mode.
--version Show application version.Simply use speedtest command. The closest server is selected by default. Use the -m flag to enable multi-measurement mode (recommended)
## unix like format output
# speedtest --unix
$ speedtest
speedtest-go v1.7.9 @showwin
✓ ISP: 124.27.199.165 (Fujitsu) [34.9769, 138.3831]
✓ Found 20 Public Servers
✓ Test Server: [6691] 9.03km Shizuoka (Japan) by sudosan
✓ Latency: 4.452963ms Jitter: 41.271µs Min: 4.395179ms Max: 4.517576ms
✓ Packet Loss Analyzer: Running in background (<= 30 Secs)
✓ Download: 115.52 Mbps (Used: 135.75MB) (Latency: 4ms Jitter: 0ms Min: 4ms Max: 4ms)
✓ Upload: 4.02 Mbps (Used: 6.85MB) (Latency: 4ms Jitter: 1ms Min: 3ms Max: 8ms)
✓ Packet Loss: 8.82% (Sent: 217/Dup: 0/Max: 237)If you want to select other servers to test, you can see the available server list.
$ speedtest --list
Testing From IP: 124.27.199.165 (Fujitsu) [34.9769, 138.3831]
[6691] 9.03km 32.3365ms Shizuoka (Japan) by sudosan
[6087] 120.55km 51.7453ms Fussa-shi (Japan) by Allied Telesis Capital Corporation
[6508] 125.44km 54.6683ms Yokohama (Japan) by at2wn
[6424] 148.23km 61.4724ms Tokyo (Japan) by Cordeos Corp.
...and select them by id.
$ speedtest --server 6691 --server 6087
speedtest-go v1.7.9 @showwin
✓ ISP: 124.27.199.165 (Fujitsu) [34.9769, 138.3831]
✓ Found 2 Specified Public Server(s)
✓ Test Server: [6691] 9.03km Shizuoka (Japan) by sudosan
✓ Latency: 21.424ms Jitter: 1.644ms Min: 19.142ms Max: 23.926ms
✓ Packet Loss Analyzer: Running in background (<= 30 Sec)
✓ Download: 65.82Mbps (Used: 75.48MB) (Latency: 22ms Jitter: 2ms Min: 17ms Max: 24ms)
✓ Upload: 27.00Mbps (Used: 36.33MB) (Latency: 23ms Jitter: 2ms Min: 18ms Max: 25ms)
✓ Packet Loss: 0.00% (Sent: 321/Dup: 0/Max: 320)
✓ Test Server: [6087] 120.55km Fussa-shi (Japan) by Allied Telesis Capital Corporation
✓ Latency: 38.694699ms Jitter: 2.724ms Min: 36.443ms Max: 39.953ms
✓ Packet Loss Analyzer: Running in background (<= 30 Sec)
✓ Download: 72.24Mbps (Used: 83.72MB) (Latency: 37ms Jitter: 3ms Min: 36ms Max: 40ms)
✓ Upload: 29.56Mbps (Used: 47.64MB) (Latency: 38ms Jitter: 3ms Min: 37ms Max: 41ms)
✓ Packet Loss: 0.00% (Sent: 343/Dup: 0/Max: 342)With --city or --location option, the closest servers of the location will be picked.
You can measure the speed between your location and the target location.
$ speedtest --city-list
Available city labels (case insensitive):
CC CityLabel Location
(za) capetown [-33.9391993, 18.4316716]
(pl) warsaw [52.2396659, 21.0129345]
(sg) yishun [1.4230218, 103.8404728]
...
$ speedtest --city=capetown
$ speedtest --location=60,-110With --saving-mode option, it can be executed even in an insufficient memory environment like IoT devices.
The memory usage can be reduced to 1/10, about 10MB of memory is used.
However, please be careful that the accuracy is particularly low, especially in an environment of 30 Mbps or higher. To get more accurate results, run multiple times and average.
For more details, please see saving mode experimental result.
--saving-mode is still a good way to reduce computation.
go get github.com/showwin/speedtest-goThe code below finds the closest available speedtest server and tests the latency, download, and upload speeds.
package main
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/showwin/speedtest-go/speedtest"
)
func main() {
var speedtestClient = speedtest.New()
// Use a proxy for the speedtest. eg: socks://127.0.0.1:7890
// speedtest.WithUserConfig(&speedtest.UserConfig{Proxy: "socks://127.0.0.1:7890"})(speedtestClient)
// Select a network card as the data interface.
// speedtest.WithUserConfig(&speedtest.UserConfig{Source: "192.168.1.101"})(speedtestClient)
// Get user's network information
// user, _ := speedtestClient.FetchUserInfo()
// Get a list of servers near a specified location
// user.SetLocationByCity("Tokyo")
// user.SetLocation("Osaka", 34.6952, 135.5006)
// Search server using serverID.
// eg: fetch server with ID 28910.
// speedtest.ErrServerNotFound will be returned if the server cannot be found.
// server, err := speedtest.FetchServerByID("28910")
serverList, _ := speedtestClient.FetchServers()
targets, _ := serverList.FindServer([]int{})
for _, s := range targets {
// Please make sure your host can access this test server,
// otherwise you will get an error.
// It is recommended to replace a server at this time
s.PingTest(nil)
s.DownloadTest()
s.UploadTest()
// Note: The unit of s.DLSpeed, s.ULSpeed is bytes per second, this is a float64.
fmt.Printf("Latency: %s, Download: %s, Upload: %s\n", s.Latency, s.DLSpeed, s.ULSpeed)
s.Context.Reset() // reset counter
}
}The code will find the closest available speedtest server and analyze packet loss.
package main
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/showwin/speedtest-go/speedtest"
"github.com/showwin/speedtest-go/speedtest/transport"
"log"
)
func checkError(err error) {
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
}
// Note: The current packet loss analyzer does not support udp over http.
// This means we cannot get packet loss through a proxy.
func main() {
// Retrieve available servers
var speedtestClient = speedtest.New()
serverList, _ := speedtestClient.FetchServers()
targets, _ := serverList.FindServer([]int{})
// Create a packet loss analyzer, use default options
analyzer := speedtest.NewPacketLossAnalyzer(nil)
// Perform packet loss analysis on all available servers
for _, server := range targets {
err := analyzer.Run(server.Host, func(packetLoss *transport.PLoss) {
fmt.Println(packetLoss, server.Host, server.Name)
// fmt.Println(packetLoss.Loss())
})
checkError(err)
}
// or test all at the same time.
packetLoss, err := analyzer.RunMulti(targets.Hosts())
checkError(err)
fmt.Println(packetLoss)
}Speedtest-go is a great tool because of the following five reasons:
- Cross-platform available.
- Low memory environment.
- We are the first FULL-FEATURED open source speed testing project based on speedtest.net, including down/up rates, jitter and packet loss, etc.
- Testing time is the SHORTEST compare to speedtest.net and sivel/speedtest-cli, especially about 2x faster than speedtest.net.
- Result is MORE CLOSE to speedtest.net than speedtest-cli.
The following data is summarized. If you got interested, please see more details.
distance = distance to testing server
- 0 - 1000(km) ≒ domestic
- 1000 - 8000(km) ≒ same region
- 8000 - 20000(km) ≒ really far!
- 20000km is half of the circumference of our planet.
| distance (km) | speedtest.net | speedtest-go | speedtest-cli |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 - 1000 | 92.12 | 91.21 | 70.27 |
| 1000 - 8000 | 66.45 | 65.51 | 56.56 |
| 8000 - 20000 | 11.84 | 9.43 | 11.87 |
| distance (km) | speedtest.net | speedtest-go | speedtest-cli |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 - 1000 | 65.56 | 47.58 | 36.16 |
| 1000 - 8000 | 58.02 | 54.74 | 26.78 |
| 8000 - 20000 | 5.20 | 8.32 | 2.58 |
| distance (km) | speedtest.net | speedtest-go | speedtest-cli |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 - 1000 | 45.03 | 22.84 | 24.46 |
| 1000 - 8000 | 44.89 | 24.45 | 28.52 |
| 8000 - 20000 | 49.64 | 34.08 | 41.26 |
See Contributors, PRs are welcome!
You can find or report issues in the Issue Tracker.
