Debug🌶️
Env Variables🌶️
There are few ENV Variables that can be used to force some debugging features;
TERMTK_FILE_LOG - Log to a file🌶️
To force logging to a file (i.e. “session.log”)
TERMTK_FILE_LOG=session.log python3 demo/demo.py
TERMTK_STACKTRACE - Force stacktrace generation with CTRL+C🌶️
Use this env variable to force a stacktrace generation to the file defined (i.e. “stacktrace.txt”)
TERMTK_STACKTRACE=stacktrace.txt python3 demo/demo.py
TERMTK_FORCESERIAL - Force some workaround to pickup the terminal size from the serial console🌶️
Use this env variable if pyTermTk is running on a serial console
TERMTK_FORCESERIAL=1 python3 demo/demo.py
Gui🌶️
Visual Studio Code🌶️
vsCode debug feature comes out of the box, it only require the default **Python** extension installed
intellij IDEA🌶️
I haven’t tried it recently since my vsCode experience is silk smooth but based on the results of the issue 102 I am pretty confident that intellij debug feature should work as well
PyCharm🌶️
Same for PyCharm, I mean, I tried both those IDEs at least once.
Profiling🌶️
VizTracer🌶️
this tool is able to generate a tracker file that can be viewed using Perfetto (UI)
# install cprofilev:
# pip3 install viztracer
viztracer --tracer_entries 10000010 tests/paint.py
# View the results
# loading the "result.json" in https://ui.perfetto.dev
# or running
vizviewer result.json
cProfile, cProfilev🌶️
python3 -m cProfile -o profiler.bin tests/test.ui.004.py
# install cprofilev:
# pip3 install cprofilev
cprofilev -f profiler.bin
# open http://127.0.0.1:4000
py-spy🌶️
# install
pip install py-spy
# run the application
python3 demo/demo.py
# on another terminal run the py-spy
sudo env "PATH=$PATH" \
py-spy top \
--pid $(ps -A -o pid,cmd | grep demo.py | grep -v grep | sed 's,python.*,,')
pyroscope🌶️
pyroscope can be used as well (I guess) for profiling