context-verbose 2.1.5

Tool to simply display information about the state of the code during execution.

By adding only a few lines of code at strategic places in your program, you will get a nice console display that will let you know what stage your code is at.

fork of context-printer:

This project is a fork of the context_printer project. The philosophy of this project is strictly the same as the original project. Nevertheless, this project offers the following improvements:

• Support for the with keyword (context manager).

• Formatting of exceptions for better debugging.

• Added decorator behavior.

• Possibility to implicitly name a section.

• More formatting possible (adding highlighting and flashing).

• No conflicts between thread and process (clients send text to a single server).

• Integrated timer for display the sections duration.

Basic usage example:

from context_verbose import printer as ctp
with ctp('Main Section', color='blue'):
    ctp.print('Text in main section')
    for i in range(3):
        with ctp(f'Subsection {i}'):
            ctp.print('Text in subsection')
            ctp.print('Text in subsection')

The above example will print the following:

Exaustive example of usage:

from context_verbose import printer as ctp

@ctp
def decorated_func(x):
    return x**x**x

def error_func():
    with ctp('Section that will fail'):
        return 1/0

ctp.print('we will enter the main section')
with ctp('Main Section', color='cyan'):
    ctp.print('text in main section')
    try:
        with ctp('Subsection 1'):
            for x in [1, 8]:
                decorated_func(x)
            error_func()
    except ZeroDivisionError:
        pass
    with ctp('Subsection 2', color='magenta'):
        ctp.print('text in bold', bold=True)
        ctp.print('underlined text', underline=True)
        ctp.print('blinking text', blink=True)
        ctp.print('yellow text', color='yellow')
        ctp.print('text highlighted in blue', bg='blue')
        ctp.print('text in several ', end='')
        ctp.print('parts', print_headers=False)
        ctp.print('''text in several
                     lines''')
    with ctp(color='green'):
        ctp.print('this subsection is automatically named')
ctp.print('we are out of the main section')

The above example will print the following: