Wassup, fam! 👋 Meet jprinter, your new go-to tool for debugging! 💯 This ain't just your regular print() function; we're talkin' next-level debugging that keeps it real and helps you crush those bugs! 💪

jprinter is here to replace that basic print() function and bring your debugging game into the future! 🚀 We know that debugging can be a pain, so we've built this tool with all the features you need to make it real, fast, and efficient. 😤

• Enhanced Output: See variable values, context (filename, line number, function name) all in one clean output.
• Customizable Prefixes: Set a custom prefix to make sure you know what's being printed from which part of your code! 🗣️
• Built-in Context: Automatically adds the file name, line number, and function name, so you always know where the action is! 📍
• Colorized Output: Make your output stand out with custom colors that make it easier to read. 🎨
• sep and end: Full control over separators and end-of-line characters, just like the original print(). 🔤
• Pretty Printing: Nicely format complex data structures like dictionaries and lists so they're easy to read. ✨
• File Logging: Log all your output to a file, with or without timestamps, for keeping track of everything. 📝
• Global Enable/Disable: Turn off all jprinter output with a single command so you can clean up the console when needed. 📴
• Log Function: Output different log levels (debug, info, warning, error) for better organization and clarity! 🗂️

from jprinter import jp, jprint

# Using jp for a quick print statement
jp("Hello, world!")

# Using jprint with multiple arguments
jprint("This is", "a", "test")

from jprinter import log

log("This is a debug message", level="debug")
log("This is an info message", level="info")
log("This is a warning message", level="warning")
log("This is an error message", level="error")

from jprinter import jp
from jprinter.core import JPrintDebugger

jp("This will be printed")
JPrintDebugger.disable_all()
jp("This will not be printed")
JPrintDebugger.enable_all()
jp("This will be printed again")

from jprinter import jp

jp("Debug info here", prefix="DEBUG >>> ")
jp("Important note", prefix="NOTE >>> ")

from jprinter import jp

data = {"name": "HAI", "age": 17, "hobbies": ["coding", "gaming", "reading"]}
jp(data, pprint_options={"indent": 4})

from jprinter import jp

jp("Keep", "it", "real", sep=" - ")

from jprinter import jp

jp("This is a log message", log_file="debug.log")

pip install jprinter

Here's a breakdown of the key files:

• __init__.py: Initializes the jprinter package.
• builtins.py: Functions to integrate jprinter with Python builtins.
• coloring.py: Handles the color magic.
• core.py: The heart of jprinter with all the core functionality.
• jp.py: The jp function for quick debugging.
• jprint.py: The main module for jprint.
• README.md: This file, for all the important documentation.

from jprinter import jp
jp("Hello, world!")

JARVIS -> [test_jprint.py:2] in () >>> Hello, world!

from jprinter import jprint
jprint("Hello, world!")

JARVIS -> [test_jprint.py:2] in () >>> Hello, world!

from jprinter import jp
jp("Hello, world!", prefix="DEBUG >>> ")

DEBUG >>> [test_jprint.py:2] in () >>> Hello, world!

from jprinter import jp
data = {"name": "HAI", "age": 17, "hobbies": ["coding", "gaming", "reading"]}
jp(data, pprint_options={"indent": 4})

JARVIS -> [test_jprint.py:2] in () >>> {
    "name": "HAI",
    "age": 17,
    "hobbies": [
        "coding",
        "gaming",
        "reading"
    ]
}

from jprinter import log
log("This is a warning", level="warning")

[WARNING] JARVIS -> [test_jprint.py:2] in () >>> This is a warning

Feel free to contribute to the project by submitting issues or pull requests. Let's make jprinter the best tool for all the devs out there! 💪

This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.