sweetdebug - Feel easy to debug

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Automatic pdb invoker, Telegram support

Install

pip install sweetdebug

or (To use Telegram notification)

pip install sweetdebug[telegram]

Main Feature

• Just add one(or two) line.

from sweetdebug import sweetdebug
sweetdebug()
1/0 # Error !!

• This will invoke pdb automatically.

Traceback (Most recent call last):
3 /main.py <module> --> 1/0
ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
> /main.py(3)<module>()
-> 1/0
(Pdb) 

Other feature(s)

• You can receive error message with Telegram, too.
• To get Telegram authentication token, See Telegram Botfather for details.

# Assume you have Telegram tokens and corresponding chat ids.

token = "123456789:ABCDEF_VGRXDZKwvHS8@Xca5e2EnZdfsgTw"
chat_ids = ["13852425", '29384594']
sweetdebug(telegram=True, telegram_api_token=token, chat_ids=chat_ids)


1/0 # Error !!

• Also, If you have used your tokens and chat ids, then you can use cached token and chat ids.

sweetdebug(telegram=True)

Other feature(s) - 2 (Added from 1.0.8)

• sweettimer : simple timer for a code snippets

from sweetdebug import sweettimer

# simple timer for a function
@sweettimer()
def xxx1():
    return sum([i for i in range(1000)])


# replace function name or time units
@sweettimer(name="my_xxx", unit="ms")
def xxx2():
    return sum([i for i in range(1000)])

# also supports context-level
with sweettimer():
    sum([i for i in range(1000)])

xxx1()
xxx2()

# you can also check elapsed times through this class attribute
print(sweettimer.times)

(/home/jongho/workspace/testbed/timer.py, line 15) :: elapsed 0.01293182373046875 s
(/home/jongho/workspace/testbed/timer.py)[xxx1] :: elapsed 2.288818359375e-05 s
(/home/jongho/workspace/testbed/timer.py)[my_xxx] :: elapsed 0.019788742065429688 ms
[(None, 0.011715888977050781, 's'), ('xxx1', 2.09808349609375e-05, 's'), ('my_xxx', 1.6927719116210938e-05, 'ms')]