otrace

otrace is a super handy object-oriented Python debugger that makes it easier to track down issues in programs that run asynchronously or have multiple threads. You know how debugging can be a real pain with traditional methods? Well, it doesn’t work well for server programs that handle lots of requests at the same time. When you throw in print or logging statements, you often end up with a chaotic mess of logs that are hard to read.

Why Choose otrace?

With otrace, you get a fresh way to debug your code without getting lost in the noise. It steps away from the usual sequential debugging tactics and offers some cool features instead. For starters, it lets you take "snapshots" of variables so you can trace what’s going on at different points in your program. Plus, it has this neat tagging system for objects that helps keep track of them across various method calls.

Modify Live Code Easily

An awesome feature is its ability to modify live code using something called "monkey patching." This means you can easily insert print statements while your program is running—how cool is that?

A Virtual Filesystem for Easy Navigation

otrace also maps all objects from your running program into a virtual filesystem located under /osh. It comes with a shell-like interface called oshell, where you can use familiar commands like cd and ls. This makes it super easy to browse through classes, methods, and instance variables. Oh, and don't worry about typing everything out; there’s tab completion and simple wildcarding support too!

Get Started with otrace Today!

If you're ready to simplify your debugging process and tackle those pesky bugs head-on, check out otrace here!