Check pip download time (sec) for each pypi mirror servers.

check_pip_download_time.sh

#!/bin/bash

# System Requirements
# pip               ... python package install command
# requirements.txt  ... package list to install via pip


TMP_DIR="${HOME}/tmp"
REQUIREMENTS_TXT="requirements.txt"

if [ -f $1 ] ; then
    REQUIREMENTS_TXT=$1
fi

PYPI_SERVERS=('pypi.python.org' 'b.pypi.python.org' 'c.pypi.python.org'
              'd.pypi.python.org' 'e.pypi.python.org' 'f.pypi.python.org' 'a.pypi.python.org'
              'g.pypi.python.org' 'pypi.crate.io' 'pypi.douban.com' 'pypi.hustunique.com' )

DL_DIR=$TMP_DIR/dl
OUT_TXT=$TMP_DIR/out.txt
OUT_LOG=$TMP_DIR/out.log

function download_test() {
    # prepare
    mkdir -p $DL_DIR
    # download
    START_TIME=$SECONDS
    pip install -d $DL_DIR -i $PYPI_URL -r $REQUIREMENTS_TXT >> $OUT_LOG
    ELAPSED_TIME=$(($SECONDS - $START_TIME))
    # cleanup
    rm -rf $DL_DIR
    echo "Server: $s Elapsed: $ELAPSED_TIME" >> $OUT_TXT
}

echo "Start downlaading (Logfile: ${OUT_LOG})"
rm -rf $DL_DIR
touch $OUT_TXT
touch $OUT_LOG

for s in ${PYPI_SERVERS[@]}
do
    printf "    ${s} ..."
    PYPI_URL="http://${s}/simple"
    download_test
    printf " $ELAPSED_TIME sec.\n"
done

echo "Finish (Outfile: ${OUT_TXT})"