NoPdb 0.1.0 – Non-interactive Python Debugger

[Ondřej Cífka]

I'm happy to announce the release of NoPdb 0.1.0!

NoPdb is a non-interactive (programmatic) debugger for Python. This means it 
gives you access to debugger-like superpowers directly from your code. NoPdb 
allows to:
- capture function calls, including arguments, local variables, return values 
and stack traces
- set "breakpoints" that trigger user-defined actions when hit, namely:
- evaluate expressions to retrieve their values later
- execute arbitrary code, including modifying local variables
- enter an interactive debugger like pdb

Installation: pip install nopdb
Docs: https://nopdb.readthedocs.io/
GitHub: https://github.com/cifkao/nopdb
License: BSD-3-Clause


https://github.com/cifkao/nopdb;>NoPdb 0.1.0,
a non-interactive Python debugger. (06-Apr-21)
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[ANN] Confugue: Hierarchical configuration framework

[Ondřej Cífka]

I'm happy to announce the release of confugue 0.1.1!

Confugue is a hierarchical configuration framework for Python. It provides a
smart wrapper for nested configuration dictionaries (typically loaded from
YAML files), which can automatically fill in function and class parameters
with the configuration values. This eliminates the need for passing these
values around or even explicitly referencing them.

Installation: pip install confugue
Docs: https://confugue.readthedocs.io/
Tutorial for deep learning users: http://tiny.cc/confugue-colab
GitHub: https://github.com/cifkao/confugue/
License: BSD-3-Clause

Confugue is very flexible, allowing for:
- Arbitrary nesting of the configuration file, following the code structure
- Specifying defaults and additional arguments at runtime
- Omitting a whole section of the configuration file if defaults are provided
- Using a list of dicts to configure a list of objects with different
  arguments for each
- Overriding the type of an object while preserving the arguments passed by
  the caller
- Detecting unused configuration values

Basic example (see docs for examples of the hierarchical machinery):

from confugue import Configuration
cfg = Configuration({'my_obj': {'b': 'bar', 'c': 'baz'}})
# ...or load with Configuration.from_yaml()

obj = cfg['my_obj'].configure(MyClass, a='foo', b='moo')
# Will instantiate MyClass(a='foo', b='bar', c='baz')


https://github.com/cifkao/confugue;>Confugue 0.1.1,
a hierarchical configuration framework. (30-Apr-20)
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