SmileLog 2.0.1

Log library

SmileLog

SmileLog 2.0 is a big change for backup file. This feature will make log easy to tail with the same name, and backup a yesterday log file.

• $ tail -f my-log.log
• Backup file: my-log-2020-05-25.log

It's gonna change the traditional tracing in another way.
What will it assist us:

1. Colorise output
2. Be able to stop any output via its public id
3. Split each output with a big span and symbols
4. Generate a new dynamic log filename
5. Disable the entire tracing in a second
6. 5 methods for 5 outputs
7. Backup file if log start a new date

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5 Methods

Use in different situation, and show up in different color

1. track: track(title, content, id= None)
2. information: info(title, content, id= None)
3. success: success(title, content, id= None)
4. warning: warning(title, content, id= None)
5. error: error(title, content, id= None)

- title is a string
- content can be a string or dict

Start using in the simple way:

from smilelog import Logger


# first instant
log = Logger(
            enable= True
	)

# try to print out
log.info(
	'My Info Title'
	, {'data':'My Dictionary Content'}
	)

# success method
log.success(
	'My Success Title'
        , 'My String'
        )

Logger

Logger is a tracing class library and write/output into a file.
This will need generating a file and keep writing the content. Let's Look at its configure would explain more:

log	= Logger(
            path: str, 
            prefix: str, 
            extension: str, 
            formatFileName: str, 
            enableLog: bool= True,
            enableConsole: bool= True,
            color: bool = True
	)

• path: is a directory

Ex:
/var/www/my-project/logs/

• formatFileName: is suffix name of log file

# set filename
formatFileName = 'my-logger'
Ex:
/var/www/my-project/logs/my-logger

# in dynamic way
formatFileName = '%Y-%m-%d'
Ex:
/var/www/my-project/logs/2020-01-19

• extension: is an extension of log file. The standard extension is '.log'

# set extension
extension = '.log'
Ex:
/var/www/my-project/logs/2020-01-19.log

• prefix: is prefix name of a new file log.

# set prefix
prefix= 'my-log-'

Ex: 
/var/www/my-project/logs/my-log-2020-01-19.log 
# some app move it into system log directory, it is an advantage of prefix

Ex:
/var/log/my-project-2020-01-19.log

• color: is for showing the color on terminal with tail command or terminal editor.

# set color
color= True
or
color= False

• enableLog: allow object to create file.
  • True: To create a file and write content into log file
  • False: To disable the logging

# set enable
# enable to write log file
enableLog= True

• enableConsole: to bring something on the screen of log.
  • True: To print out on terminal
  • False: No action

# set enable
enableConsole= True

Disable print out

The most feature developer guy needs.
It will disable only the index that we set in the disable list.

Note:

console and log object are not related each other.

# Logger instant
# Ex: Logger logged 10 times
# but we will show some id except 1,2,3,7,8,9
# do this
log.disable([1,2,3,7,8,9])

Output

It's gonna show like this:

02:48:29 <id: 6>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
[SUCCESS] Success 
{'data': 'my content'} 
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<



02:48:29 <id: 8>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
[WARNING] Warning 
{'data': 'my content'} 
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<



02:48:29 <id: 9>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
[SUCCESS] Success 
{'data': 'my content'} 
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<



02:48:29 <id: 10>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
[SUCCESS] Success 
Hello String 
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

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