pfmisc v2.2.10
Overview
This repository provides pfmisc – miscellaneous services for the pf family.
Most simply, pfmisc provides debug, text-console colorization, and error modules.
Usage
Simply do a
import pfmisc
class MyClass():
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
self.debug = pfmisc.debug()
self.debug.qprint('hello there!')
which will result in some decent debugging in stdout. Sometimes, it is useful to create a shortcut
self.debug = pfmisc.debug()
self.log = self.debug.qprint
Installation
Installation is relatively straightforward, and best done with pip:
pip install pfmisc
Notes
Please examine the pfmisc.py code for hints on how to use/call the various debugging and error modules:
https://github.com/FNNDSC/pfmisc
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