printo 0.0.6

Print objects with data beautifully

printo: print objects with data beautifully

A mini library for writing beautiful __repr__ for your classes.

Install it:

pip install printo

And use:

from printo import descript_data_object

print(descript_data_object('MyClassName', (1, 2, 'some text'), {'variable_name': 1, 'second_variable_name': 'kek'}))
# > MyClassName(1, 2, 'some text', variable_name=1, second_variable_name='kek')

You can prevent individual fields from being displayed. To do this, pass a dict as the filters parameter, in which the argument numbers (counting starts from 0) for positional arguments or the argument names for named arguments will be used as keys, and returning bool functions (each of them answers the question "whether to display this argument", where True means "yes" and False means "no") will be used as values:

print(descript_data_object('MyClassName', (1, 2, 'some text'), {'variable_name': 1, 'second_variable_name': 'kek'}, filters={1: lambda x: False if x == 2 else True, 'second_variable_name': lambda x: False}))
# > MyClassName(1, 'some text', variable_name=1)

You can also save a few characters by specifying a function as a filter that automatically filters None of the values:

from printo import not_none

print(descript_data_object('MyClassName', (1, None), {}, filters={1: not_none}))
# > MyClassName(1)