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realtimefunc

A decorator is used to update a function at runtime to easy correct code in development.

install

pip install realtimefunc

usage

from realtimefunc import realtimefunc

@coroutine
@realtimefunc
def test():
    # function body

NOTE

super() is not allowed while super(kls, obj) is ok.

WARNING

Code that below the decorated function could not map to the correct line anymore.

TODO

  • beautify stack info
  • support log
  • cache
  • support super()
  • solve warning mentioned

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