stderrstdoutcapture 0.10

captures temporarily stdout and stderr

captures temporarily stdout and stderr

Tested against Windows 10 / Python 3.10 / Anaconda

pip install stderrstdoutcapture

GetStdErr

A context manager that captures and temporarily redirects standard error (stderr) to a list.

Usage:
	from stderrstdoutcapture import GetStdErr

	def errtest():
	try:
		x = 5 / 0
	except Exception:
		return "error"

	with GetStdErr() as o2:
		returnvalue2 = errtest()
	print(o2)  # Access captured stderr as a list
	print(f"{returnvalue2=}")  # Display the return value of the function

Methods:
	__enter__(*args, **kwargs): Enter the context and redirect stderr to a StringIO buffer.
	__exit__(*args, **kwargs): Exit the context and append the captured stderr to the list.

GetStdOut

A context manager that captures and temporarily redirects standard output (stdout) to a list.

Usage:
	from stderrstdoutcapture import GetStdOut
	def outtest():
		try:
			x = 5 / 5
			print("five devided by five is one")
			return x
		except Exception:
			pass

	with GetStdOut() as o1:
		returnvalue1 = outtest()
	print(o1)  # Access captured stdout as a list
	print(f"{returnvalue1=}")  # Display the return value of the function

Methods:
	__enter__(*args, **kwargs): Enter the context and redirect stdout to a StringIO buffer.
	__exit__(*args, **kwargs): Exit the context and append the captured stdout to the list.