TaskFormatter 1.0.0

A Python package for function execution status and spinner output

Formatter and Example

This project demonstrates the use of a Python decorator to format the output of functions, showing a running spinner, and indicating success or failure with colored and formatted text. It includes two files: formatter.py and example.py.

Example Output

Files

1. formatter.py: This file contains the format_output decorator that provides the desired formatting for function output.
2. example.py: This file demonstrates how to use the format_output decorator by applying it to two example functions, one that succeeds and one that fails.

Features

• Spinner Animation: Displays a spinner animation while the function is running.
• Success/Failure Indication: Shows a green checkmark for successful completion and a red cross for failures.
• Exception Handling: Exceptions are displayed in red and underlined.
• Function Numbering: Each function is prefixed with a unique number.
• Text Formatting: Function names are displayed in bold and underlined.
• Separation of Outputs: Outputs from different functions are separated by a line for clarity.

Usage

1. formatter.py

The format_output decorator is defined in this file. It wraps a function to display the running spinner, success/failure message, and handle exceptions.

2. example.py

The example.py file demonstrates the use of the format_output decorator. It includes two functions, one that succeeds and one that fails, to showcase the decorator's functionality.

Running the Example

1. Save formatter.py and example.py in the same directory.
2. Run example.py using the command:

python example.py

You should see the spinner, success, and failure messages formatted as described, with appropriate separation and formatting for each function's output.