Runtime microdebugger for Python, inspire by Ruby's pry gem.
Project description
Prython
Inspired by Ruby's pry gem and this snippet.
Prython is a debugging aid, made to be lightweight and very easy to use. If you want to take a look at Python's official debugger, this is it.
Installation
Python 3
Install from PyPi with:
pip install prython
or, in case you have 2 versions in your system and hasn't mapped Python 3 as the main one:
pip3 install prython
Usage
All of this package's methods are listed below (I told you it was lightweight and easy to use).
Remember to import prython
at the top of your file.
pry()
import prython
a = "Are you prying?"
def example_function():
b = "With prython?"
prython.pry()
c = "Yep!"
If you run this file, say, from the command line, a REPL interpreter will pop up at the context of the line calling prython.pry()
, which means you will have access to variables a
and b
but not c
, as the line wasn't ran when prython was called.
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