paramtrack
Remembers the arguments of each method's last call, defaults included.
Install
pip install paramtrack
Usage
from paramtrack import track_class
@track_class
class Telescope:
def observe(self, target, exposure=30, filter="V"):
...
telescope = Telescope()
telescope.observe("Vega", exposure=60)
print(telescope.parameters)
observe
├─ target = 'Vega'
├─ exposure = 60
└─ filter = 'V'
In Jupyter, put telescope.parameters on the last line of a cell for a foldable view.
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