tantrumpy

Your Python app's last words — dramatic, rude, comic, or philosophical exit messages.

😤 OH COME ON. Again?! I JUST got settled in.

Every Python app exits. Most do it silently. tantrumpy gives yours a voice.

Install

pip install tantrumpy

Usage

import tantrumpy
tantrumpy.enable()

That's it. The next time your app exits — Ctrl+C, sys.exit(), a crash, or a kill signal — it throws a tantrum first.

Moods

tantrumpy.enable(mood="philosophy")   # specific mood
tantrumpy.enable(mood="random")       # surprise me (default)

Options

verbose=True — show what triggered the exit

tantrumpy.enable(verbose=True)
# 😤 I JUST got settled in.  [exit via: SIGINT (Ctrl+C)]

Custom moods

tantrumpy.add_messages("corporate", [
    "This exit event has been logged for review.",
    "Please submit a ticket for this disruption.",
])
tantrumpy.enable(mood="corporate")

Disable

tantrumpy.disable()   # cleanly removes all hooks

CI / Production

Set TANTRUMPY_SILENT=1 to suppress all output without touching your code:

TANTRUMPY_SILENT=1 python my_app.py

What it hooks into

tantrumpy never blocks the exit — it sneaks a message in, then lets the process die normally.

License

MIT — © hemupadhyay26