utils.output module

utils.output.DEFAULT_OUTPUT(msg: str) → None

Prints a message in the error output.

Parameters:msg – the message Example:

>>> raise_stderr("Hello")
Hello  # in red

utils.output.raise_assertion_error(msg: str) → None

Raises an assertion error with given message.

Parameters:msg – the message Raises:AssertionError Example:

>>> raise_assertion_error("Hello")
AssertionError: Hello

utils.output.raise_stderr(msg: str) → None

Prints a message in the error output.

Parameters:msg – the message Example:

>>> raise_stderr("Hello")
Hello  # in red

utils.output.raise_stdout(msg: str) → None

Prints a message in the standard output.

Parameters:msg – the message Example:

>>> raise_stdout("Hello")
Hello

utils.output.raise_type_error(msg: str) → None

Raises a type error with given message.

Parameters:msg – the message Raises:TypeError Example:

>>> raise_type_error("Hello")
TypeError: Hello

utils.output.raise_warning(msg: str) → None

Raises a warning with given message.

Parameters:msg – the message Example:

>>> raise_warning("Hello")
Warning: Hello