Rextester Py

Simple Python interface for rextester.com, using aiohttp/requests

Instalation

pip3 install rextester_py

Usage:

When executing a code using the library it will return RextesterResult object that holds the following attributes:

• results - The result of your code
• warnings - Any warnings trown by rextester's compiler
• errors - Any errors trown by rextester's compiler
• stats - The compilation stats: absolute running time, cpu time, memory peak and absolute service time

Non async usage:

>>> from rextester_py import rexec
>>> rexec("python 3", "print('Hello World')", None)
<rextester_py.rextester.rextester.RextesterResult object at 0x7fd3bebc9f28>
>>> rexec("python 3", "print('Hello World')", None).results
Hello World

Async usage:

>>> from rextester_py import rexec_aio
>>> import asyncio
>>> async def test():
...     rex = await rexec_aio("python 3", "print('Hello World')", None)
...     print(rex.results)
...
>>> asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(test())
Hello World

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