Save the return value of the decorated function to a versioned pickle file.
import save_return
@save_return.save('value_of_pi')
def calc_pi():
return 4
pi = calc_pi()
This will pickle.save pi to ./data/save_return/value_of_pi/yyyymmdd_HHMMSS_MS_00000.pkl
If used inside a Jupyter notebook named x.ipynb,
it will instead save to ./x.ipynb.save_return/value_of_pi/yyyymmdd_HHMMSS_MS_00000.pkl
Use @save_return.save(..., save_dir="some-dir") to customize the save location.
pi = calc_pi()
Call it again will save pi to ./data/save_return/value_of_pi/yyyymmdd_HHMMSS_MS_00001.pkl
The load function is just a wrapper around pickle:
pi = save_return.load('./data/save_return/value_of_pi/yyyymmdd_HHMMSS_MS_00000.pkl')
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Save the return value of the decorated function to a versioned pickle file
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