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TidyExc provides an exception base class that makes it easy to raise rich, helpful exceptions:
Rich: Instead of simply storing an error message, TidyExc exceptions separately store parameters and message templates. This separation makes it easier for exception handling code to access information describing the error and to respond accordingly.
Helpful: TidyExc is inspired by the error message conventions promoted by
the tidyverse style guide
__. Briefly, these conventions state that an
error message should consist of a brief statement of the problem, followed by
a bullet-point list of relevant contextual information. The bullet-point
format makes it easy to include lots of detail, without the detail becoming
overwhelming.
__ https://style.tidyverse.org/error-messages.html
The following example shows TidyExc in action::
from tidyexc import Error class CheeseShopError(Error): ... pass ... err = CheeseShopError( ... product_name="Red Leicester", ... num_requested=1, ... num_available=0, ... ) err.brief = "insufficient inventory to process request" err.info += "{num_requested} {product_name} requested" err.blame += "{num_available} available" raise err Traceback (most recent call last): ... CheeseShopError: insufficient inventory to process request • 1 Red Leicester requested ✖ 0 available
FAQs
An exception class inspired by the tidyverse style guide.
We found that tidyexc demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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