SingleLog 2.1.1

# SingleLog

SingleLog

SingleLog is a simple library for logging. It is designed to make logging easier.

It can format your data and output it to the console or file.

It can also log your event status step by step.

Note: If you have problems while using SingleLog and other libraries, you can try DefalutLogger instead of SingleLogger.

Quick View

Stage Method

You can use stage method to display the log step by step in the same line.
And don't need to worry about the default print function will print the log in the same line.

Note that the stage effect only works on LogLevel.INFO.

import time
from SingleLog import Logger

logger = Logger('rocket')

logger.info('Init rocket launch proces')
time.sleep(1.5)
logger.stage('complete!')

logger.info('Start the countdown')
time.sleep(1)
logger.stage('3')
time.sleep(1)
logger.stage('2')
time.sleep(1)
logger.stage('1')
time.sleep(1)
logger.stage('fire!')
logger.info('Launch complete')

Automatic Data Format

SingleLog Supports some common types to display in format. Such as list, dict and tuple etc.

from SingleLog import Logger

logger = Logger('demo')
logger.info('show int list', [101, 102, 103])
logger.info('show tuple', ('12', '14', '16'))
logger.info('data', {'1': 'value1', '2': 'value2'})

Install

pip install SingleLog -U

Basic Usage

from SingleLog import Logger

logger = Logger('demo')

logger.info('hello world')

Log Levels

You can set the LogLevel of the logger.

• info: Confirmation that things are working as expected.
• debug: Detailed information, usually of interest only when diagnosing problems.
• trace: Detailed information on the flow through the system.

from SingleLog import Logger
from SingleLog import LogLevel

logger = Logger('demo', log_level=LogLevel.DEBUG)

logger.info('you can see it, when log_level is set to INFO, DEBUG and TRACE')
logger.debug('you can see it, when log_level is set to DEBUG and TRACE')
logger.trace('you can see it, when log_level is set to TRACE')

Logger Handler

You can use logger handler to handle the log.

from SingleLog import Logger

def log_to_file(msg):
    with open('single_log.txt', 'a', encoding='utf8') as f:
        f.write(f'{msg}\n')


logger = Logger('Handle', handler=log_to_file)

logger.info('1')
logger.info(2)
logger.info('show value', 456)

Handler also supports list.

from SingleLog import Logger
from SingleLog import LogLevel

def log_to_file(msg):
    with open('single_log.txt', 'a', encoding='utf8') as f:
        f.write(f'{msg}\n')

def log_to_file2(msg):
    with open('single_log_2.txt', 'a', encoding='utf8') as f:
        f.write(f'{msg}\n')


logger = Logger('INFO', LogLevel.INFO, handler=[log_to_file, log_to_file2])

logger.info('1')
logger.info(2)
logger.info('show value', 456)

In this demo, the log message will display on the screen.
Also you can find it in single_log.txt and single_log_2.txt.

Advanced Usage

You can use logger to display the log in different ways.

Skip Repeated Message

You can skip repeated message.
The following logger will display only one message.

from SingleLog import Logger

logger = Logger('demo', skip_repeat=True)

logger.info('hello world')
logger.info('hello world')
logger.info('hello world')

Stage Separator

You can change stage separator to display the log.

import time
from SingleLog import Logger

logger = Logger('demo', stage_sep='-')

logger.info('Init rocket launch proces')
time.sleep(1.5)
logger.stage('complete!')

logger.info('Start the countdown')
time.sleep(1)
logger.stage('3')
time.sleep(1)
logger.stage('2')
time.sleep(1)
logger.stage('1')

Stage Color

You can change stage color.
You can find the more color information from Colorama.

from colorama import Fore
from SingleLog import Logger

logger = Logger('demo', stage_color_list = [Fore.GREEN, Fore.YELLOW])

logger.info('start')
for i in range(10):
    logger.stage(i)

Timestamp

You can change timestamp format.

from SingleLog import Logger

logger = Logger('demo')
logger.info('default timestamp')

logger = Logger('demo', timestamp='%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
logger.info('custom timestamp')

Keyword of success and failure

You can use keyword of success and failure to display the log.

The keywords in key_word_success, will be displayed in green color.
The keywords in key_word_failure, will be displayed in red color.

from SingleLog import Logger

logger = Logger('demo', key_word_success=['custom_success'], key_word_fails=['custom_fail'])

logger.info('do something')
logger.stage('custom_success')
logger.stage('custom_fail')

License

MIT License