Metadata for Functions
Python decorator function to track metadata on function calls
Example
@meta_func(ignore_errors=True)
def self_mult(n):
sleep(0.2)
return n*n
print(self_mult(10)) # => 100
print(self_mult.log_info()) # => {'time_started': 1422042033.971449, 'warnings': None, 'args': (10,), 'error_info': None, 'time_ended': 1422042034.171857, 'time_elapsed': 0.200408, 'return_value': 100, 'kwargs': None}
print(self_mult(15)) # => 225
print(self_mult.log_info()) # => {'time_started': 1422042034.172171, 'warnings': None, 'args': (15,), 'error_info': None, 'time_ended': 1422042034.373299, 'time_elapsed': 0.201128, 'return_value': 225, 'kwargs': None}
print(self_mult("foo")) # => None
print(self_mult.log_info()) # => {'time_started': 1422042034.373651, 'warnings': None, 'args': ('foo',), 'error_info': (<type 'exceptions.TypeError'>, TypeError("can't multiply sequence by non-int of type 'str'",), <traceback object at 0x10fcea098>), 'time_ended': 1422042034.574758, 'time_elapsed': 0.201107, 'return_value': None, 'kwargs': None}
Usage
Decorate a function with @meta_func()
passing the optional keyword argument ignore_errors = True/False. ignore_errors tells @meta_func
whether or not to raise any exception your decorated function raises or to solely log to the error_info attribute.
Compatibility
Tested compatible with Py2.7 and Py3, but this code is provided as is with no warranty or guarantee, implied or explicit.
More Information
Please see my blog post here: http://garrens.com/blog/2015/01/23/metadata-for-functions-python-decorator/