Speed-Test [QUESTION] Linux Command Line Client available?

Dear all, it's not an issue but just a question, I would like to know if there is (already) a command line client for Linux. Basically I would like to run by a scripts several times for a day the test from a monitoring machine to some other servers, and I need to use a command line to grab the output to make it readable by the monitoring tool ( nagios )

Thanks

Jun 20 '23 13:06 Maverick87Shaka

No, but there will soon be a command-line client.

Jun 21 '23 03:06 openspeedtest

No, but there will soon be a command-line client.

Amazing news! There is any ETA for the command line client?

Jul 11 '23 10:07 Maverick87Shaka

I was working on this in late 2022, but my priorities have changed. I have now moved this to my to-do list. I will make it happen, but I am not actively working on it right now. That is why I cannot commit to a timeframe.

Jul 14 '23 12:07 openspeedtest

i also look forward to a cli client, one that is multi-arch multi-platform so that i can run it on raspberry pi one of the neat things about openspeedtest is that i can run it on my nanopi r5s router and test devices on my wifi 6 & 2.5gbit network

Jul 17 '23 21:07 nwgat

just stumbled over this project, really nice, so thank you for your work @openspeedtest. Looking forward to a cli client as well.

Aug 10 '23 18:08 mo8Zomo0

Hello from the future :)

I do wish that there will be a CLI method or a linux terminal method to run a speedtest (say from a Synology DSM, fetch file from openspeedtest then spit out a report). Any update on when it may become a reality? @openspeedtest

Apr 04 '24 06:04 TheLinuxGuy

Any ETA on this, I really want to ditch ookla but need a terminal client so I can use it on a headless rpi4.

Aug 05 '24 10:08 xcpn