Fastdebugger

Added

- Required dependencies to `setup.cfg` and `pyproject.toml`
- asttokens
- executing

Changed

- Disabled `try_traceback` decorator
- You can still use it by uncommenting it in `__call__`

Changed

- Fixed and issue with not printing for some variable types
- Fixed and issue with some variable type colors not being correct

Added

- Can now read [benedict](https://pypi.org/project/python-benedict/) types
- `benedict` is a dictionary that can handle nested dictionaries
- New input variable for `__call__`
- `exit: bool`
- default: `False`
- Exits the program after printing the debug message
- Updated and added new dostrings to all functions and classes in `fast_debugger.py`
- You can now import the FastDebugger class, instead of only importing `fd`; shown below

py
from FastDebugger import FastDebugger

fd = FastDebugger()


Changed

- The `config()` function handles `**kwargs` differently
- It was badly implemented before, and now it's fixed
- Input parameters removed from the `call()` function, and replaced with `**kwargs`
- The available `**kwargs` parameters are found in the `__call__` function docstring

Added

- New input variable for `__call__`
- `nl_end: bool`
- default: `True`
- Prints a new line at the end of the debug print
- New function: `config()`
- Can configure some settings by giving the right input variables to a `**kwargs` (e.g. `fd.config(nl_end=False)`)
- New class `try_traceback`
- Removed import statement `from py_basic_commands import try_traceback` and added as a class instead
- Now you don't need install `py_basic_commands` to use `FastDebugger`
- Docstrings added to all functions and classes in `fast_debugger.py`
- Test code added to `fast_debugger.py`
- Can be run by running `python fast_debugger.py` in the terminal
- Shields added to [README.md](readme.md)
- Latest version
- Status
- Working Python versions
- License

Changed

- Main file renamed `FastDebugger.py` to `fast_debugger.py`
- Importing still works the same way: `from FastDebugger import fd`
- Fixed` __init__.py` file
- Now it imports `fast_debugger.py` instead of `FastDebugger.py`
- And instead of importing the file `FastDebugger`, it imports the variable `fd`

Changed

- `__call__`
- Uncommented the `try_traceback` decorator

Added

- Docstring to `FastDebugger` class and it's `__call__` function