I'd like to have my python script show a command-line output of what it's doing each step of the way. Are there any best practices I should follow to make this clean?
#🔒 What are the best practices for printing command-line output?
frail roost
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I'd like to have my python script show a command-line output of what it's doing ...
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tawdry finch
I'd like to have my python script show a command-line output of what it's doing ...
one piece of advice i can recommend is make sure that any warning or error messages that you decide to print goes to standard error and not standard output
import sys
def eprint(*args, **kwargs):
print(*args, file=sys.stderr, **kwargs)
other than that i think print() is alright for simple output
glad wadi
I'd like to have my python script show a command-line output of what it's doing ...
!d logging
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glad wadi
Highly recommend using a logging module/package
lunar shore
```py
import sys
def eprint(*args, **kwargs):
print(*args, file=sys.stderr, ...
Just use logging
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