pretty_assert

Prints pretty, user friendly assert messages.

Features

Do not print traces that confuse the user
Add Comment
Customize colors and other options
assert_eq enhancement with icdiff

Installation

pip install pretty-assert

Usage

from pretty_assert import (
    init,
    assert_,
    assert_eq,
    assert_ge,
    assert_gt,
    assert_in,
    assert_le,
    assert_lt,
    assert_ne,
    assert_not_in,
)
some_bool = True
some_number = 1
assert_(some_bool)  # you can assert without comment
assert_(some_bool, "some_bool is not True")
assert_eq(some_number, 1, "some_number is not 1")
...

For more usage and customization, please check out examples.

Thanks

assert2: inspired by
pytest-icdiff: code reference

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