iformat 0.3.2

Indents and pretty prints data structures

iformat

iformat is a simple package that prints basic data structures in an indented and readable way. The main iprint function supports changing the indent size and expansion threshold, as well as all vanilla print arguments. The included iformat function provides more customization, and returns a string that has been indented and formatted. An .iformat method (returning a string) can be added to any class for that class to be printed with custom formatting, and classes are otherwise printed with all their methods.

Parameters:

indentDepth: (iprint and iformat)
Specifies how many spaces should be inserted as one indent level. Default 4.

expansionThreshold: (iprint and iformat)
Specifies how long an object must be when printed before it is shown in a muilti-line format. Default 0.
Ex:

iprint([1, 2, 3], expansionThreshold = 10)
# [1, 2, 3]

iprint([1, 2, 3], expansionThreshold = 0)
# [
#   1,
#   2,
#   3
# ]

excludedAttrs: (iprint and iformat)
Specifies class attributes that should not be printed. Should be a list or tuple of strings OR a regex pattern. Default r"__.+__"

.iformat method for classes:

You can add a .iformat method to any class to show the return value of that method instead of the default iformat output for classes. It must accept positional arguments indentLevel, indentDepth, expansionThreshold, and excludedAttrs, which will be passed the same values as those passed to the iformat function call that calls the method. It is reccomended that you add whitespace in front of the output corresponding to indentLevel * indentDepth, and that you call iformat, with the same passed args (maybe with indentDepth + 1) on any values that are part of the outputted string.

indentLevel: (iformat only)
Specifies the indent level of the returned output string. Default 0.

https://github.com/FinnE145/iprint

https://pypi.org/project/iformat