drint 1.0.3

Providing a complete and beautiful display of dict

the latest version of 1.0.2🎉

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drint

drint is a library that outputs dict type objects in python to console and other applications, fully formatted and displayed. This will improve debugging, output, and other tasks.

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Description of drint

drint is a library that outputs dict type objects in python to console and other applications, fully formatted and displayed. In general, dict is displayed in python using pprint, etc., but this library can output dict in a more complete form than pprint.

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More about drint

drint displays dict types in perfect alignment. Below is a test dict and an example of its display.

from dict_viewer.drint import drint

test_d3 = {
   "e": "EEE",
   "f": "FFF",
   "g": "GGG"
}

test_d2 = {
   "c": test_d3,
   "d": "DDD" 
}

test_d1 = {
   "a": "AAA",
   "b": test_d2
}

# drint
drint(test_d1)

The result is as follows:

{
    "a": AAA
    "b": {
        "c": {
            "e": EEE
            "f": FFF
            "g": GGG
        }
        "d": DDD
    }
}

Compared to the output with pprint and print, it is clearly aligned.

# print
{'a': 'AAA', 'b': {'c': {'e': 'EEE', 'f': 'FFF', 'g': 'GGG'}, 'd': 'DDD'}}

# pprint
{'a': 'AAA', 'b': {'c': {'e': 'EEE', 'f': 'FFF', 'g': 'GGG'}, 'd': 'DDD'}}

# drint
{
    "a": AAA
    "b": {
        "c": {
            "e": EEE
            "f": FFF
            "g": GGG
        }
        "d": DDD
    }
}

Also, with drint, indentation can be specified.

Optional arguments, etc

The list of arguments, etc. that can be used in drint is as follows.

from dict_viewer.drint import drint

drint(
   dict,      # Required argument
   indent     # defalut value is 4
)

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Getting Started

Installing

Latest drint via PyPI (pip install)

pip install drint

Install by pip from github

pip install git+https://github.com/Domzou-kun/drint.git

or install via SSH

pip install git+git://github.com:Domzou-kun/drint.git

Authors

Domzou

link

• The link to PyPI is here.
  • PyPI project link

Version history

If you want to know about past versions, please refer to version history.

LICENSE

drint has a MIT license, as found in the LICENSE file.