FYI you can do

    import pdb; pdb.set_trace()

It pulls up console debugger and is a standard python package.

With python 3.7 you can just do 'breakpoint()' now, and it'll import pdb and run settrace. It also allows you to use other debuggers, pretty cool.

The visual of the entire traceback in the browser and the ability to drop into an interactive shell within a specific frame is (for me) a way better experience than pdb.

thanks for showing me this! I use the more I learn about django-extensions the more impressed I am with its features. Being able to interact with the django shell with a jupyter notebook is awesome too.

This is what I'm going to try to use in every language from now on.

Except for JS, which will execute `1/0` happily and without complaint. For that, I usually do `undefined.foo`.

JS has a debugger keyword!

Python has one too now!

This works in recent versions of Rails as well.

Works for Flask too, same dev server

I wonder if they support breakpoint() ?

https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#breakpoint

Lol this is pretty funny. I like your style.