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I want to track benchmark results over time across different hardware setups. Is there a way to export the benchmark output to CSV or JSON format for further analysis? |
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LarHope
Mar 20, 2026
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Currently output is printed as a table to stdout. You can redirect it to a file for basic capture. For structured export, the results use pydantic models (BenchmarkResult) so JSON serialization is straightforward with model_dump(). Adding a --format json flag would be a great feature addition. Feel free to open a PR! |
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Currently output is printed as a table to stdout. You can redirect it to a file for basic capture. For structured export, the results use pydantic models (BenchmarkResult) so JSON serialization is straightforward with model_dump(). Adding a --format json flag would be a great feature addition. Feel free to open a PR!