http.client.HTTPConnection and HTTPResponse lack repr implementations, producing the default unhelpful object repr:
>>> import http.client
>>> http.client.HTTPConnection('example.com')
<http.client.HTTPConnection object at 0x...>These should show useful state at a glance:
>>> http.client.HTTPConnection('example.com')
<HTTPConnection example.com:80>
>>> http.client.HTTPSConnection('example.com')
<HTTPSConnection example.com:443>And for responses:
>>> r = conn.getresponse()
>>> r
<HTTPResponse [200 OK]>
The module already has a repr on IncompleteRead, so there's precedent. This would help when debugging HTTP code in the REPL or debugger.
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http.client.HTTPConnection and HTTPResponse lack repr implementations, producing the default unhelpful object repr:
These should show useful state at a glance:
And for responses:
The module already has a repr on IncompleteRead, so there's precedent. This would help when debugging HTTP code in the REPL or debugger.
Linked PRs
http.client.{HTTPConnection,HTTPResponse}.__repr__#145653