Mar-31-2018, 10:37 PM
Birdseye is a cool debugger that got released recently - check it out!
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You just "from birdseye import eye" and decorate your function with @eye.
It then saves the state of your function so when the program is done you can inspect all the variables.
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You can run it from the command line or as a VSCode extension.
You just "from birdseye import eye" and decorate your function with @eye.
It then saves the state of your function so when the program is done you can inspect all the variables.
You can run it from the command line or as a VSCode extension.