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A well maintained program to have coloured logs on the terminal. This would help isolate errors and success messages from each other just by their colours.

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customisedLogs v1.5.0

pip install customisedlogs --upgrade


A well maintained program to have coloured logs on the terminal. This would help isolate errors and success messages from each other just by their colours.


To install:

pip install customisedlogs --upgrade
pip3 install customisedlogs --upgrade
python -m pip install customisedlogs --upgrade
python3 -m pip install customisedlogs --upgrade



Using this program is as simple as:

from customisedLogs import Manager as LogManager

logger = LogManager()

logger.fatal("SERVER", "Unhandled Exception", "Overloaded")
logger.failed("SERVER", "Unable to connect..")
logger.success("NETWORK", "Successfully connected", "Bi-directional", "lat: 1ms")
logger.info("CLIENT", "Port reserved")
logger.skip("PROGRAM", "Started...")

And it would look like: output-readme.png

Future implementations:

  • Let user change the default RGB values.
  • Add more verbose levels.
  • Customised verbose levels.
  • Skip same log if repeated within a time-frame.
  • Different formats. Compatible to render on HTML or any other stdout method.

This project is always open to suggestions and feature requests.

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