Silence chosen exceptions.
stfu is a replacement for the idiom:
try:
may_raise_exception()
except Exception:
pass
Just write:
with stfu:
may_raise_exception()
with stfu(TypeError, ValueError):
may_raise_type_or_value_error()
To catch everything (even KeyboardInterrup and StopIteration):
with stfu_all:
may_raise_any_exception()
Remember to import it:
from stfu import stfu
from stfu import stfu_all
Errors should never pass silently.
Unless explicitly silenced.
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