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Search for benchmark results using custom query

Usage

Arguments

string
required
Search query in simple query syntax (see below)

Options

boolean
force fetching every page, even with —limit/—next-token (fetching everything is already the default otherwise)
integer
max results per page; passing this switches to single-page mode instead of fetching everything
string
resume from a pagination token (implies single-page mode)

Description

By default this fetches every page and prints one combined result. Passing —limit or —next-token switches to single-page mode, which prints a page and asks whether to fetch the next one (add —all to still fetch every page in that mode). The prompt is skipped when output is piped or —raw is used; those print the next page token so you can resume with —next-token. —raw prints a flat list when fetching every page, and the full response (benchmarks plus next_token) in single-page mode. Query syntax: query = comparison comparison… comparison = field op value field = <name of a field> op = one of: <, <=, ==, !=, >=, >, in, notin value = <bool, int, float, string> | ‘any’ | [value0, value1, …] bool: True, False note: to pass ’>’ and ’<’ on the command line, make sure to use quotes note: to encode a string query value (ie for gpu_name), replace any spaces ’ ’ with underscore ’_‘

Examples

Global Options

The following options are available for all commands: