hellosaumil/MyErrVisualizer

MyErrVisualizer is an utility to better showcase a Traceback generated from Errors while running a Python File!

Live: MyErrVisualizer on Heroku

Download just ONE file! - myErrVisualizer.py

myErrVisualizer ERROR_FILE_PATH... [NUM_CALLS]...

It is often time-consuming for me to go through python error traceback calls to figure which file, which function and which line has the error. Also, the error statement is buried deep down in those traces which is hard to read. I attempt in this utility to increase the readability of python error logs.

Note: Use of NUM_CALLS is only supported for standard error logs and not unenven logs, See Caveats to understand the differnce.

myErrVisualizer in a Terminal Window

Typical Python Error shown in a Terminal Window

myErrVisualizer in a Terminal Window

Typical Python Error shown in a Terminal Window

With Options like num_calls to show only First and Last n Calls. (Here, n=3)

-f		Provide the Error File Name that contains
        Python Error Traceback Calls After -f or --err_file_path option
--err_file_path		 

-n		Number of Error Calls to be printed, default=None
        (only works with standard error tracesback calls)
--num_calls		 


-h		Shows Usage Help
--help

When creating a error file of the traceback calls, include logs starting from the line that states Traceback (most recent call last): to SomeError: Error Message that is displayed

python myErrVisualizer.py                			# Displays Help Page
python myErrVisualizer.py   -f   error_file.err			# Provide an error file
python myErrVisualizer.py   -f   error_file.err   -n   3	# Provide number of calls to showcase, default=None

alternatively,

python myErrVisualizer.py   --err_file_path   error_file.err
python myErrVisualizer.py   --err_file_path   error_file.err   --num_calls   3

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "sample_file.py", line 274, in <module>
    generate_image(iteration, netG)
  File "sample_file.py", line 138, in generate_image
    test_dir + '/samples_{}.png'.format(frame)
  File "/home/user/repo/codes/folder1/folder2/sample_file2.py", line 31, in save_images
    img = np.zeros((h*nh, w*nw))
TypeError: 'float' object cannot be interpreted as an integer

i.e., Each line starting with File is followed by a code with referencing(tracing) back to the original error, usually a file line and code line pattern.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "sample_file.py", line 274, in <module>
  File "sample_file.py", line 138, in generate_image
    test_dir + '/samples_{}.png'.format(frame)
  File "/home/user/repo/codes/folder1/folder2/sample_file2.py", line 31, in save_images
    img = np.zeros((h*nh, w*nw))
TypeError: 'float' object cannot be interpreted as an integer

i.e., Each line starting with File may not be followed by a code