SingleLog 1.1.16

SingleLog

SingleLog

A python logger, super easy to use and thread safe.

Install

pip install SingleLog

Tutorials

Init

from SingleLog import Logger
from SingleLog import LogLevel

log_level = LogLevel.INFO # default
# log_level = Logger.DEBUG
# log_level = Logger.TRACE
logger = Logger('demo', log_level)

Display

from SingleLog import Logger

logger = Logger('demo')

logger.info(1)
logger.debug(2)
logger.trace(3)

Result

[20210501 11:19:48][demo] 1

When the log level is set to LogLevel.DEBUG or LogLevel.TRACE, the location will be displayed.

from SingleLog import Logger
from SingleLog import LogLevel

logger = Logger('demo', LogLevel.TRACE)
logger.info('This is the description', 'demo')
logger.debug('This is the description', 'demo')
logger.trace('This is the description', 'demo')

Result

[20211104 09:13:16][demo] This is the description [demo]
[20211104 09:13:16][demo][demo.py 7] This is the description [demo]
[20211104 09:13:16][demo][demo.py 8] This is the description [demo]

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

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'})

Result

[20210501 12:14:48][demo] show int list [101 102 103]
[20210501 12:14:48][demo] show tuple (12 14 16)
[20210501 12:14:48][demo] data 
{
  "1": "value1",
  "2": "value2"
}

SingleLog supports args as parameter.
It helps you to format your log message

from SingleLog import Logger

logger = Logger('demo')
logger.info('This is the description', 'value 0', 'value 1', 99)

Result

[20210501 12:10:01][demo] This is the description [value 0] [value 1] [99]

Handler

Sometimes, you want to catch the log message at higher level.
Use log handler.

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')


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

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

Handler can also be a 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 local file.

You can check all the demo in demo.py.