Ohrepr

Ohrepr is a Python library designed to provide enhanced representation strings for objects. By default, Python's `repr()` function offers a useful string representation of an object, often aiming to be unambiguous and, if possible, to show how to recreate the object. Ohrepr aims to build upon this by allowing developers to easily define more informative and context-aware representations.

The library works by decorating class methods. A common pattern in object-oriented programming is to have a `__repr__` method that returns the string representation of an object. Ohrepr offers a decorator that can automatically generate or augment this `__repr__` method. This can be particularly useful for complex objects or when debugging, as it allows for cleaner and more detailed output.

Key features of ohrepr include the ability to specify which attributes should be included in the representation, to format these attributes in specific ways, and to handle nested objects gracefully. It can also be configured to exclude certain attributes or to display them only under specific conditions. This level of customization helps developers create representations that are more tailored to their application's needs, improving code readability and debugging efficiency. The library is written in Python and is intended for use by Python developers.