As the title suggests, it would be great if we were able to add the stackprinter styles to only a select exception classes.
I came across this idea while developing a module. I wanted the error messages for my module to be prettier, but I didn't want any other error messages to be affected. If I use stackprinter within my module, I essentially force the user to also have its styles for all other exceptions including the ones within their own program, or at least that's what I experienced while testing.
A way to implement this could be by specifying a list of exception classes to whitelist or blacklist (but never both):
stackprinter.set_excepthook(
style='darkbg2',
whitelist=[
TypeError,
CustomException1,
CustomException2
]
)
As the title suggests, it would be great if we were able to add the stackprinter styles to only a select exception classes.
I came across this idea while developing a module. I wanted the error messages for my module to be prettier, but I didn't want any other error messages to be affected. If I use stackprinter within my module, I essentially force the user to also have its styles for all other exceptions including the ones within their own program, or at least that's what I experienced while testing.
A way to implement this could be by specifying a list of exception classes to whitelist or blacklist (but never both):