Consoler
A terminal printer that's totally tailored to how I like terminal printouts. If this happens to also be how you like terminal printouts, this package may well be for you too.
Installing
poetry add consoler or pip install consoler
Usage
from consoler import console
console.log("This is a log level print out")
console.info("This is an info level print out")
console.warn("This is a warning level print out")
try:
1 / 0
except Exception as e:
console.error("Oh no!", e)
Settings
Using with Django you set a few things in the Django settings to affect behaviour of conoler.
DEBUG = True
If DEBUG is True consoler will print to stdout, otherwise it will send the output to loguru.
CONSOLE_LOG_LEVEL = 'LOG'
You can set a log level for which message you want to reach the screen. Available levels are...
LOG
INFO
SUCCESS
TEMPLATE
WARN
ERROR
CONSOLE_PATH_PREFIX = ''
When developing in a docker container or VM, the start of consoler's file paths might not quite match your local filesystem. Set a prefix here to prepend to the output's path string. This is super useful if you use https://github.com/dandavison/iterm2-dwim to make file paths clickable in iTerm.
Changelog
0.1.5
- Remove the hard dependency on loguru, it still works with it, but this way we don't need to keep this package up to date with loguru releases.
- Slightly modernise the code a little.
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