pycony 0.1.3

A cute Python utility to open an interactive console with stack inspection.

pyCony

pyCony is a small utility package for python projects debugging, reverse engineering and tracing

Installation

pip install pyCony  
#    OR 
pip install pip install git+https://github.com/rzbhatti/pyCony.git

Usage

from pycony import *

Functions

• open_console()
• print_stack(depth=None)
• pickle_args(n, pkl_sufix=None, file_path=None)
• load_pickled_args(file_path)
• open_console_print_stack(depth=None)
• [Optional] set_trace() --> https://docs.python.org/3/library/pdb.html

Example 1

from pycony import open_console_show_stack_depth

def my_function(arg):
    value = arg * 5
    print(f"Inside my_function with value: {value}")
    open_console_print_stack(depth=2)
    print("Back in my_function")

my_function(10)

Example 2

python test/test.py 

ouput

Inside outer_function, local_outer: 15
Inside inner_function, local_inner: 30
pyCony [open_console]: "......../test.py", line 9
=========================  Interactive Console: Stack  =========================
  1. Function: outer_function
     Arguments:
       x = 10
       local_outer = 15
================================================================================
  2. Function: inner_function
     Arguments:
       y = 15
       z = 2
       local_inner = 30
================================================================================
Use Ctrl+D (or quit()) to exit and resume program flow.
 Use pickle_args(n, file_path) to dump the args
>>>  
now exiting InteractiveConsole...
Back in inner_function
Back in outer_function
Program finished.