dbi

debugging interface module


Keywords
debugging, bug, testing, color, colour, terminal, debugging-tool, module, python, python3
Licenses
GPL-3.0/GPL-3.0+
Install
pip install dbi==1.2.5

Documentation

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Installation

Install via pip

Install as user (recommended):

$ pip3 install dbi --user

Install as root:

$ sudo pip3 install dbi

Install from source

Clone this repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/DrTexxOfficial/dbi.git

Install requirements:

$ cd dbi
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt --user

Script Functionality

User-Written Verbosity-Dependant Debug Messages

  • information is only show when A and B are satisfied
    • debugging is active
    • the threshold verbosity is reached or exceeded (this threshold is specified on a per-message basis)
  • verbosity can be
    • set in advanced
    • modified on-the-fly
  • multiple external functions can be executed in a single-line
  • users can write their own debugging messages on the status of each function's progress
  • console output is colour-coded (based on verbosity levels)

What is the purpose?

My console had become populated by indecernable walls of debugging text, all thanks to riddling my scripts with lines like print(str(var),var) for debugging. So I created a module to maintain my sanity and save my time.

Examples

Initial config:

from dbi import Dbi
dbi = Dbi(3,True)
dpm = dbi.print_message

Generic example:

[IN ]: dpm(2,"message with","sub-message")
[OUT]: [3][2]<=[2018-12-10 01:54:59.845995] message with | sub-message

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