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dsi-utils

Personal collection of ever-shifting utils & helpers for python.

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Installation

If you're not me:

pip install git+https://github.com/dsimidzija/python-dsi-utils.git#egg=dsi-utils

If you're me:

git clone [email protected]:dsimidzija/python-dsi-utils.git
cd python-dsi-utils
pip install -e .[develop]

Now you can use:

import dsi
dsi.d(yourvar)
dsi.j(yourjsonvar)
dsi.m("scope")
 DSI  yourfile.py:52(func_name): yourvar='some variable'
 DSI  yourfile.py:53(func_name): yourjsonvar={
  "but": [
    "we want to",
    "pretty print it for readability"
  ],
  "this": "is actually a dict",
  "timestamp": "2020-05-24T20:15:51.891180"
}

 DSI  yourfile.py:54(func_name): MARK[scope][0]
  • d is just a generic var-dumping helper
  • j is the same, but uses JSON formatter to dump dicts
  • m is a counter which you can use to track code branching

All of these should behave the same if you run them during a pytest run, i.e. dsi-utils will register itself as a pytest plugin and disable output capture for own messages.

Vim

Using UltiSnips:

snippet dsid "dsi dump"
import dsi; dsi.d(${1:variables})
endsnippet

snippet dsij "dsi json dump"
import dsi; dsi.j(${1:variables})
endsnippet

snippet dsim "dsi mark"
import dsi; dsi.m("${1:scope}")
endsnippet

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