decoratorsutility
Introduction
This Python package provides decorators to handle exceptions, measure execution time, and set timeouts.
Installation
To install decoratorsutility, simply use pip:
pip install decoratorsutility
Usage Example
exception_dec
Decorator to handle exceptions by logging errors to a specified file path.
@exception_dec('module_name', '/path/to/logfile.log')
def function_name(*args, **kwargs):
try:
# Function execution
return func(*args, **kwargs)
except Exception as err:
# Logs the error to the specified file path
log_error(module=exc_mod, file_path=exc_path, error=err)
logging.error(err)
repeat_on_error
Decorator to retry function execution a set number of times in case of exceptions.
@repeat_on_error(max_try=3, error_log='log/logfile.log', show_error=True)
def test_dummy(arg1:int):
return arg1/0
timeout_decorator
Decorator to set a timeout for a function.
from decoratorsutility.decorators import timeout_decorator
@timeout_decorator(timeout=5)
def my_function():
time.sleep(6) # Simulate a long-running function
return "Success!"
Documentation
The Sphinx-generated documentation for PathUtils can be found here.
Contribution
Feel free to contribute by submitting issues here.
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