Pretty-printing serializable objects for humans
Project description
pyrepr
Pretty-printing serializable objects for humans. This is based on Markdownify and TOML.
Usage
from pyrepr import Repr print(Repr(obj))
Example output:
[[mid]]
1358629116480
[[mod]]
1481117769
[[usn]]
3491
[[tags]]
CostanzoEndocrine EndocrinePhysiology
[[flds]]
Peptide and Protein Hormone Synthesis:
Translation of a **preprohormone ***begins* in the **{{c1::cytoplasm}} **with a **signal** **peptide** at the N terminusx1f
[[sfld]]
Peptide and Protein Hormone Synthesis: Translation of a preprohormone begins in the {{c1::cytoplasm}} with a signal peptide at the N terminus
[[csum]]
1963658058
[[flags]]
0
You can also make output as pure Markdown
print(Repr(obj).to_str('markdown'))
## mid 1358629116480 ## mod 1481117769 ## usn 3491 ## tags CostanzoEndocrine EndocrinePhysiology ## flds Peptide and Protein Hormone Synthesis: Translation of a **preprohormone ***begins* in the **{{c1::cytoplasm}} **with a **signal** **peptide** at the N terminusx1f ## sfld Peptide and Protein Hormone Synthesis: Translation of a preprohormone begins in the {{c1::cytoplasm}} with a signal peptide at the N terminus ## csum 1963658058 ## flags 0
Installation
pip install pyrepr
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