crazylog 0.1.1

A Python package to add extensive logs to each execution statement

crazylog

crazylog logs like crazy. Allows to add extensive logging at each step in the python execution cycle.

Installation

You can install from pypi:

pip install -U crazylog

Or get the latest updates (Not recommended for production):

pip install -U git+https://github.com/afarntrog/crazylog.git

Quickstart

Here you can see a few samples to get a feel of whats ahead.

Basic example

from crazylog import CrazyLogger

def foo():
   print('running code ...')

with CrazyLogger() as crazy:
   foo()

Run it for specific classes only

class CustomClass:
   pass

with CrazyLogger() as crazy:
   crazy.exclusively = [CustomClass]
   foo()

Apply it manually to specific classes via metaclasses

Run the code as usual. CrazyLogger will kick in if that class is called

from crazylog import CrazyLoggerMeta

class CustomClass(metaclass=CrazyLoggerMeta):
   def printer(self):
      print('CrazyLogger is active')

def foo():
   print('CrazyLogger will do nothing')
   CustomClass().printer()

# run as usual
foo()

Apply it at the module level

apply should be added at the bottom of the module that you want it to take affect.

# my_first_module.py
from crazylog import CrazyLogger

class CustomClass():
   def printer(self):
      print('CrazyLogger is active')

def foo():
   print('CrazyLogger is active')
   CustomClass().printer()

CrazyLogger.apply(__name__)

# my_second_module.py
from my_first_module import foo

def bar():
   print('CrazyLogger is not active in this module - only in my_first_module')

foo()

# CrazyLogger only has an effect when `foo` is called.

Feedback and contributing

This library is very focused on being easy and fun to use, so if you find something that you think can be improved please open an issue or even better, a PR, thank you!