PrintBetter
Description
Use PrintBetter to have a nice prefix before printing anything on the console output. It also creates a nice log file where you can find anything that you have printed during the program execution. Take a look at the GitHub repository to learn a bit more or to see the documentation.
Default example:
import printbetter as pb
pb.init()
pb.info("information")
pb.debug("variable debug")
pb.warn("warning")
pb.err("error")This module was developed by @Gruvw.
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