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# MakeLog  
Essentials — [](https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-360/)  — Simple logger for info, error and debug logs.
The logger can take an identifier, this allows for creating individual logs for threaded processes. You can pass the IDENTIFIER value (any string) in the initialsing call.
Please take a look at the test script for examples of all features.
Testing — [](https://coveralls.io/github/darryllane/MakeLog?branch=master) [](https://travis-ci.org/darryllane/MakeLog)
Example —
# import library from MakeLog import make_log as log
# initialse Class logger = log.initialise()
# write info log logger.info(‘info_test’)
# write error log logger.error(‘error_test’)
# write debug log logger.debug(‘debug_test’)
Features — Takes log directory input (not required)
Takes log filename inputs (not required)
Takes a logger identifier value (not required)
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