alogging
Python logging tools and utils.
Usage
To use alogging in a project:
import alogging
Examples
Basic use of alogging:
import alogging
# create a logging.Logger object, will use the __name__ of the
# module by default. Equilivent to 'log = logging.getLogger(__name__)'
log = alogging.get_logger()
log.debug('created a Logger object so use it for a debug msg')
if __name__ = '__main__':
main_log = alogging.app_setup(name='example.main')
main_log.debug('started main')
More advanced:
import alogging
# local alias for alogging.a()
a = alogging.a
log = alogging.get_logger()
class ThingToDo(object):
def __init__(self, requirement, priority=None, assigner=None):
# get a Logger named 'example.ThingToDo'
self.log = alogging.get_class_logger(self)
self.log.info('Task as assigned: req=%s, pri=%s, ass=%s', requirement, priority, assigner)
priority = priority or 'never'
self.log.info('Task reprioritized: req=%s, pri=%s, ass=%s', requirement, priority, assigner')
# alogging.t decorator will log when the decorated method is called,
# what args it was passed, and what it's return value was
@alogging.t
def space_out_for_while(duration=None):
# space out for 10 minutes by default
duration = duration or 600
# return the total amount of work accomplished
return 0
def find_coffee(coffee_places):
log.debug('looking for coffee')
return None
def do_startup_stuff():
coffee_places = ['piehole', 'mug_on_desk', 'coffee_machine', 'krankies']
# log the the args to find_coffee as it is called
has_coffee = a(find_coffee(coffee_places))
work_accomplished = space_out_for_while(duration=300)
def do_work():
next_task = TaskToDo('finish TODO list', assigner='Lumberg')
if not next_task:
return
# oh no, work...
log.error("I'm slammed at the moment, I can't do %s', next_task)
raise Exception()
if __name__ = '__main__':
# use some reasonable defaults for setting up logging.
# - log to stderr
# - use a default format:
# """%(asctime)s,%(msecs)03d %(levelname)-0.1s %(name)s %(processName)s:%(process)d %(funcName)s:%(lineno)d - %(message)s"""
main_log = alogging.app_setup(name='example.main')
main_log.debug('Log to logging "example.main"')
do_startup_stuff()
try:
do_work()
except Exception as exc:
# gruntle a bit and continue
log.exception(exc)
return 0
License
Free software: MIT license
Features
TODO
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