pyccolo

import pyccolo as pyc class MyTracer(pyc.BaseTracer): def should_instrument_file(self, filename: str) -> bool: # Only instrument files ending with 'my_script.py' # For broader instrumentation, adjust this logic. return 'my_script.py' in filename @pyc.before_stmt def on_before_statement(self, ret, node, frame, event): print(f"Executing statement: {node.lineno}: {node.__class__.__name__}") # Example usage with a dummy script content script_content = """ print("Hello from my_script.py") x = 1 + 2 if x == 3: print("x is 3") """ # To simulate a file, we can use exec with a custom globals dict # and then trace its execution within a temporary module scope. import types import sys # Create a dummy module to hold our script content, so should_instrument_file can identify it my_script_module = types.ModuleType('my_script') my_script_module.__file__ = '<string>my_script.py' sys.modules['my_script'] = my_script_module # Execute the script content within the dummy module's namespace with MyTracer(): exec(script_content, my_script_module.__dict__) # Clean up the dummy module del sys.modules['my_script']