CodeScream
Did you ever want your computer to scream at you when you make a mistake?
No?
Well now you can make it do that, anyway.
Instalation
pip install codescream
Usage
Add this line somewhere in your project, preferably in the entry point.
from codescream import hook
Unmute your speakers, do something that throws an exception :)
You can also use it to mark functions as deprecated!
from codescream import deprecated
@deprecated
def foo():
print("Do not use me!")
Now the computer will scream whenever someone uses the deprecated function.
Reviews
ja pierdole ale się przestraszyłem XDDD
1 maintainer
Metadata
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