codectrl 0.1.7

A python logger module for the codeCTRL application

codeCTRL (python)

A python library for the codeCTRL logger.

The codectrl.log function collects and formats information about the file/function/line of code it got called on and sends it to the codeCTRL server, if available.

Installation

pip

pip install codectrl

Manual install (linux & MacOS)

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/pwnCTRL/codectrl-python-logger.git
cd codectrl-python-logger

Build the package:

python3 setup.py build

Install the package. Depending on your python install this may require root privileges.

(sudo) python3 setup.py install

Usage

Make sure you have the codeCTRL application running.

Anywhere in a python codebase you can insert codectrl.log() to print logs to the codeCTRL app.

The function takes any number of arbitrary positional and keyword arguments.

All positional arguments get included in the log message using str() or json.dumps(obj, indent=4) in case of dicts.

Keyword arguments, other than "reserved" ones, get appended to the logs as {key}={value}

Reserved arguments:

• host: By default set to 127.0.0.1, this argument holds the address of the codeCTRL server.

• port: By default set to 3001, this is the port the codeCTRL server should be contacted at.

• surround: By default 3, this argument specifies the number of lines of code that should be displayed around the call to codectrl.log.