Pretty print, but it's prettier than pretty print (because it's colorized!)
Run pip install printbeautifully
Beautifulprint is a light-weight python package that allows you to easily and simply print data in a nice format. It also has strong customisation using function decorators and theme objects.
Note: it does not yet support self-referencing dictionaries/tuples
- Print a builtin data structure:
from beautifulprint import bprint
bprint({
"key": "value",
"number_list": [1, 2, 3],
"it also supports tuples!": (True, None, False)
})- Print multiple pieces of data:
from beautifulprint import bprint
bprint({
"key": "value",
"number_list": [1, 2, 3],
"it also supports tuples!": (True, None, False)
}, # Just use a comma!
["a", "b", "c", 123.456]
)- Use a different theme:
from beautifulprint import bprint, themes
with themes.BLAND: # You use a with statement
bprint({
"key": "value",
"number_list": [1, 2, 3],
"it also supports tuples!": (True, None, False)
})- Or make your own theme:
from beautifulprint import bprint, Theme, pepr, rgb, RESET
my_theme = Theme("my cool theme") # Name of theme. Just used for printing the theme object
@my_theme.packer(cls=dict) # This decorator registers this function to my_theme as a way to format/pack a dictionary
def pack_dict(value: dict) -> str:
# This method will only be passed a dict (because of the decorator above) and must return a string
ret = 'dict('
for key, value in value.items():
# You use pepr, which will handle formatting child objects.
# You handle coloring in here as well, with the rgb function. You can also you colorama if you want
ret += f"{rgb(255, 0, 255)}{pepr(key)}{RESET} = {rgb(0, 255, 0)}{pepr(value, strip=True)}{RESET}, "
# The value item shouldn't be placed on a newline, so we strip the whitespace
ret += '\n)'
return ret
with my_theme: # You use a with statement
bprint({
"key": "value",
"number_list": [1, 2, 3],
"it also supports tuples!": (True, None, False)
})