IPrint (indent print)

you can use easy like print but this print has indent and color that create better readable for you

where use IPrint?

Debugging learning and, in general, visually inspecting values accurately and easily is very useful.

why use IPrint?

For better display and readability of result of code for humans.

how to install

pip install indent-print

how to use

iprint() for indent print

cprint() for indent and colorize print

status_print() for print all data about instance of class(variable, method, ...)

>>> from iprint import iprint, cprint, status_print

>>> iprint(any_data)
>>> cprint(any_data)
>>> status_print(any_instance)

Example:

class AnotherData:
    """document of test class"""
    class_variable = "class_variable_value"

    def __init__(self, data):
        self.instance_variable = data

    def instance_method(self):
        pass

    @classmethod
    def class_method(cls):
        pass

    @staticmethod
    def static_method():
        pass

    @property
    def property_variable(self):
        return "property_variable_value"

string_data = "my name is matin"
int_data = 20
another_data = AnotherData()
dict_data = {"auther": "matin ahmadi", "github": "https://github.com/matinprogrammer"}
set_data = {1, 2, 3}
list_data = [string_data, int_data, another_data, dict_data, set_data, [[["test list"]]]]

>>> iprint(list_data)

>>> cprint(list_data)

>>> status_print(another_data, show_dunder_attr=True, colorize=True)

Features:

• indent data you use
• colorize your data
• write data with indent in file so easy
• print all data about instance of class

customize

custom indent length

default indent is 4(its mean 4 white space)

>>> iprint([1], indent=8)
[
        1
]

write in file

NOTE: cprint hasn't got file parameter(cant write colorize text in file)

>>> with open(test.txt, "w") as test_file:
        iprint(mydata, file=test_file)

change seperator of input data

default seperator is " "(white space)

>>> iprint(1, 2, 3, sep="-")
1-2-3

change end character

default seperator is "\n"(new line)

>>> iprint(1, 2, 3, end="*")
1 2 3*