Reference
Pretty reducing huge Python objects to visualise them nicely.
Classes
Bases: dict
Show dots inside Python objects repr.
Functions
format_ellipsized(obj: object, max_items_to_show: int = 10, max_item_length: int = 1024) -> str
Pformat ellipsized obj.
Use pprint.pformat to convert ellipsize result into string
Args: obj: Python object to ellipsize max_items_to_show: if List or Dict in obj (including nested) has more items, then show ".." instead of the rest items max_item_length: if List's or Dict's item are not another List/Dict and its string representation is longer, show ".." instead of the rest of it
print_ellipsized(*objs: object, max_items_to_show: int = 10, max_item_length: int = 1024, **kwargs: Any) -> None
Print ellipsized obj with pprint.
Can print many objects, like general print. Pass args to print like end.
Args: objs: Python objects to ellipsize max_items_to_show: if List or Dict in objs (including nested) has more items, then show ".." instead of the rest items max_item_length: if List's or Dict's item are not another List/Dict and its string representation is longer, show ".." instead of the rest of it
Modules
Visualize huge Python objects as nicely reduced strings.
Attributes
module-attribute
EllipsizedValue = Union[int, float, str, list['EllipsizedValue'], tuple['EllipsizedValue', ...], dict[Hashable, 'EllipsizedValue'], 'Dots']
Classes
Bases: dict
Show dots inside Python objects repr.
Functions
ellipsize(obj: object, max_items_to_show: int = 10, max_item_length: int = 1024) -> EllipsizedValue
Reduce huge list/dict to show on screen.
In lists (including dict items) show only 1st max_items_to_show
and add ".." if there is more.
Limit max dict/list length at max_item_length.
Args: obj: Python object to ellipsize max_items_to_show: if List or Dict in obj (including nested) has more items, then show ".." instead of the rest items max_item_length: if List's or Dict's item are not another List/Dict and its string representation is longer, show ".." instead of the rest of it
format_ellipsized(obj: object, max_items_to_show: int = 10, max_item_length: int = 1024) -> str
Pformat ellipsized obj.
Use pprint.pformat to convert ellipsize result into string
Args: obj: Python object to ellipsize max_items_to_show: if List or Dict in obj (including nested) has more items, then show ".." instead of the rest items max_item_length: if List's or Dict's item are not another List/Dict and its string representation is longer, show ".." instead of the rest of it
print_ellipsized(*objs: object, max_items_to_show: int = 10, max_item_length: int = 1024, **kwargs: Any) -> None
Print ellipsized obj with pprint.
Can print many objects, like general print. Pass args to print like end.
Args: objs: Python objects to ellipsize max_items_to_show: if List or Dict in objs (including nested) has more items, then show ".." instead of the rest items max_item_length: if List's or Dict's item are not another List/Dict and its string representation is longer, show ".." instead of the rest of it