fslog
fslog is a tool that helps formatting nested and structured logs.
Example
import fslog
def fact(n):
if n == 1:
fslog.log("Reached base case")
return 1
fslog.open(f"Computing fact({n})")
fslog.log(f"Recursive step: {n} * fact({n-1})")
res = n * fact(n-1)
fslog.close(f"fact({n})={res}")
return res
fslog.param["open.style"] = fslog.style.BOLD + fslog.style.YELLOW
fslog.param["log.style"] = fslog.style.UNDERLINE
fslog.param["close.style"] = fslog.style.GREEN
fact(4)
Will produce the following output:
┌─Computing fact(4)
│ Recursive step: 4 * fact(3)
│ ┌─Computing fact(3)
│ │ Recursive step: 3 * fact(2)
│ │ ┌─Computing fact(2)
│ │ │ Recursive step: 2 * fact(1)
│ │ │ Reached base case
│ │ └─fact(2)=2
│ └─fact(3)=6
└─fact(4)=24
Try it on your terminal!
Others
horatio is a project that uses fslog. Go take a look!
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