Can we check internet speed ? Is there any way

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#16

Search on Google how you can do that on a Linux command line and see if you can transfer that into blocks like i did.

#17

Maybe you can use Api for that.

#18

Yesterday full day i searched for api but dint get a free api

#19

Another Google find. Google is your friend.

https://speedof.me/api.html

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#20

I just found this

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Read Text From Webpage For Every Change
#21

If anyone is willing to make an extension then this can be helpful:

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#22

May be you can do that :grin:

#23

I have seen this website but its paid

#24

The this one

#25

I am seeing it

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#26

I dont know how to convert it into blocks :worried:

#27

Or You can try with Web component…
Using any website…

#28

You will have to deploy/host that on your server.

#29

I don’t know much about that :sweat_smile:
I just googled what @Xoma want.

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#30


Can you make an extension @vknow360 please

#31

Yes I can.
But there are other extension devs and newbies who could be interested in this.
So lets see if anyone starts his/her extension development from this or anyone else comes up with the extension :slightly_smiling_face:

#32

Please friend I am preparing for MIT hackathon, please can you make it??

#33

Did you try the tip i gave you about using a linux command?

#34

If you are entering the MIT hackathon why not make it yourself. If you are letting others do the work for you it seems like cheating.

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#35

Yes i did. Command - ```
awk ‘/em1/ {i++; rx[i]=$2; tx[i]=$10}; END{print rx[2]-rx[1] " " tx[2]-tx[1]}’
<(cat /proc/net/dev; sleep 1; cat /proc/net/dev)

but the output was nothing