I don't know of anything out-of-the-box in python or in django, but it
should be pretty easy to write your own debug function. Python
supports excellent introspection. A very basic start would be
something like:
def debug(obj):
ret = "<ul>"
.... for attr in dir(obj):
.... .... ret += "<li>%s - %s</li>" % (attr, getattr(obj, attr))
ret += "</li>"
return ret
Which will return representation of every attribute and method in an
instance, and the string representation of the attribute. You can use
the isinstance method, or use the inspect built-in class, to only get
the atributes you require and customize it how you like. You can then
easily turn this in to a django tag so you can use it in templates or
whatever (see djangobook.com for writing custom tags and filters).
(caveat: i am new to python and django too)
On Feb 8, 9:46 am, Gollum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, all!
> Is there any way to dump the whole object to html, for usual debugging
> purposes. All I want is to see some objects whole structure, all field
> values, child sets, etc. that are available for template.
> I'm kind of new to python and django, but I have some cakePHP
> experience and debug() function just that and I miss this kind of
> functionality in django.
> Thanks in advance!
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