a tool like speedtest-cli, but in Rust
Status: This is usable for lower-end residential connections using "HTTP Legacy Fallback"
paru -S speedtest-rsor
paru -S speedtest-rs-binThis tool currently only supports HTTP Legacy Fallback for testing.
High bandwidth connections higher than ~200Mbps may return incorrect results!
The testing operations are different from socket versions of tools connecting to speedtest.net infrastructure. In the many FOSS Go versions, tests are done to find an amount of data that can run for a default of 3 seconds over some TCP connection. In particular, speedtest-cli and speedtest-rs tests with what Ookla calls the "HTTP Legacy Fallback" for hosts that cannot establish a direct TCP connection.
- TCP-based
- Higher Bandwidth capable.
https://www.speedtest.net/apps/cli
Please look here. Unfortunately, it is not FOSS. Still, it is supported by them and can be used for non-commercial purposes.
This is a learning exercise for me to learn Rust and keeping up with its ecosystem.
The HTTP Legacy Fallback is currently based on the popular Python implementation:
https://github.com/sivel/speedtest-cli @ 2.1.2
There are also other speedtest.net using tools using different approaches to be stolen from in the future. For example:
https://github.com/traetox/speedtest
This example seems different as it appears to just use TCP connections and some protocol. It's probably more suitable to high-speed connections. TODO: Add a default TCP-mode.
The API is very much not stable. Use at your own risk. Semver adherence definitely not guaranteed. Please lock to exact versions if you must.
Licensed under either of
- Apache License, Version 2.0, (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
- MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
at your option.
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