========= exceptiom
Make python exceptions fun.
Installation
Install exceptiom using pip.
pip install exceptiom
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Usage
Import Exceptiom
from exceptiom import Exceptiom
and then raise exceptiom like
try:
5 / 0
except Exception:
raise Exceptiom('Failed while performing division')
You can also make it as the base class for all your derived exception.
Instead of doing class MyException(Exception) you can write class MyException(Exceptiom)
Contributon
To add jokes, just add joke in exceptiom/jokes_en and raise a PR.
For any other features raise a PR
For Developers
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Version bump
bumpversion --current-version 1.2.0 minor setup.py -
Publishing to PyPi
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python setup.py sdist2.
python setup.py sdist
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