pyerrorhelper 0.2.5

AI enabled error handling library

pyerrorhelper

🧠 AI-enabled Python library for runtime error explainability.

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📖 Description

pyerrorhelper is a Python library that brings AI-powered error explainability into your runtime environment.

Why?

Developers typically use AI before running code (for generation) or after running code (for debugging). This package enables AI during execution, so your running Python programs can leverage AI-driven insights in real time.

Key Objectives

• Runtime AI integration – Make AI available inside the running program (starting with error explainability).
• Retrofit older systems – Allow existing Python systems to adopt AI workflows with minimal changes [this is the future i wanna build].
• Free & local AI models – Works with free AI solutions - using Ollama.

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Architecture Diagram

🛠️ Working

There are two main components (class) in the system -

• ErrorMananger (manager.py) - install - this method handles overriding sys.excepthook with custom method. process_exception - this method calls the second component (OllamaEmbedder) and helps in summarizing the error uninstall - this method makes the sys.excepthook as default error handling way

• OllamEmbedder (ollamaembedder.py) - ensure_ollama_installed - this method ensures that Ollama is installed, if not - it tries installing it via curl command summarize - this method uses the Ollama supported GPT model to summarize the errors

🔀 Flow of control -

• When we use install() of ErrorManager -> sys.excepthook is overridden
• and at the same time -> OllamaEmbedder is initialised and it checks for Ollama installation on local system
• if its not present -> it tries to install the Ollama backend
• After the installation of Ollama -> the system is activated, ready to catch any error and summarize it

⚙️ Installation

1. Install Python Download and install from python.org.

2. Install pyerrorhelper

   pip install pyerrorhelper
   

3. Usage

from pyerrorhelper import ErrorManager

class Test:
    def __init__(self):
        self.error_manager = ErrorManager()
        self.error_manager.install()
    
    def some_function(self):
        cause_some_error()

👨‍💻 About Me

Name: Shikhar Aditya

Email: [e-mail]

Github Repo Link: pyerrorhandler

GitHub Personal Profile: Satyamaadi

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to fork, open issues, or submit pull requests.