dlogger 1.0.1

Dynamic Console Logger for Python with colored output, custom icons, and other features.

DLogger

A lightweight, dynamic console logger for Python with colored output, automatic method generation, and optional timestamps.

Installation

pip install dlogger

Or just copy dlogger.py into your project.

Quick Start

from dlogger import DLogger

# Create your logger with custom icons and colors
Log = DLogger(
    icons={
        'success': 'OK',
        'error': 'ERR',
        'warning': 'WARN',
        'info': 'INFO',
    },
    styles={
        'success': 'bright_green',
        'error': 'bright_red',
        'warning': 'bright_yellow',
        'info': 'bright_cyan',
    }
)

# Use the dynamically generated methods
Log.success("Operation completed!")
Log.error("Something went wrong!")
Log.warning("Be careful!")
Log.info("Just so you know...")

Output:

[OK] Operation completed!        # in bright green
[ERR] Something went wrong!      # in bright red
[WARN] Be careful!               # in bright yellow
[INFO] Just so you know...       # in bright cyan

Timestamps (Optional)

Enable timestamps with customizable formats:

Log = DLogger(
    icons={'info': 'INFO', 'error': 'ERR'},
    styles={'info': 'bright_cyan', 'error': 'bright_red'},
    show_time=True,                      # Enable timestamps (default: False)
    time_format='%H:%M:%S',              # Customize format (default: '%H:%M:%S')
    time_style='bright_white'            # Timestamp color (default: 'bright_white')
)

Log.info("Application started")
Log.error("Connection failed")

Output:

[14:30:45] [INFO] Application started
[14:30:47] [ERR] Connection failed

Common Time Formats

• '%H:%M:%S' → 14:30:45
• '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S' → 2024-03-15 14:30:45
• '%I:%M:%S %p' → 02:30:45 PM
• '%b %d %H:%M:%S' → Mar 15 14:30:45
• '%Y-%m-%d' → 2024-03-15

Runtime Control

# Enable/disable timestamps dynamically
Log.enable_time(True)   # Enable timestamps
Log.enable_time(False)  # Disable timestamps

# Change format on the fly
Log.set_time_format('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')

Available Colors

DLogger supports the following color styles:

Standard Colors

• red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white

Bright Colors

• bright_red, bright_green, bright_yellow, bright_blue
• bright_magenta, bright_cyan, bright_white

Text Styles

• bold, underline, reset

Additional Features

Headers and Sections

Log.header("My Application")
Log.section("Configuration")

Progress Bars

for i in range(101):
    Log.progress_bar(i, 100, prefix='Loading:', suffix='Complete')

Output:

Loading: [#####################---------] 70.0% Complete

Manual Printing

# Print without using generated methods
Log.print("Custom message", style='magenta', icon='CUSTOM')

How It Works

DLogger automatically generates methods based on your icons dictionary. Each key becomes a method name:

Log = DLogger(
    icons={'database': 'DB', 'api': 'API', 'cache': 'CACHE'},
    styles={'database': 'green', 'api': 'blue', 'cache': 'yellow'}
)

Log.database("Connected to PostgreSQL")  # [DB] Connected to PostgreSQL
Log.api("Request received")              # [API] Request received
Log.cache("Cache hit!")                  # [CACHE] Cache hit!

You can create any method names you want - DLogger dynamically generates them at initialization!

Complete Example

from dlogger import DLogger
import time

# Initialize with timestamps
Log = DLogger(
    icons={
        'start': '▶',
        'done': '✓',
        'fail': '✗',
        'info': 'ℹ'
    },
    styles={
        'start': 'bright_blue',
        'done': 'bright_green',
        'fail': 'bright_red',
        'info': 'bright_cyan'
    },
    show_time=True,
    time_format='%H:%M:%S'
)

Log.header("Application Startup")
Log.start("Initializing...")

Log.section("Database Connection")
Log.info("Connecting to database...")
time.sleep(1)
Log.done("Database connected successfully")

Log.section("Loading Configuration")
for i in range(101):
    Log.progress_bar(i, 100, prefix='Loading:', suffix='Complete', 
                     fill='█', style='bright_green')
    time.sleep(0.02)

Log.done("Application ready!")

Requirements

• Python >= 3.8

License

Licensed under GPL-3.0, see LICENSE

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DLogger

A lightweight, dynamic console logger for Python with colored output, automatic method generation, and optional timestamps.

Installation

pip install dlogger

Or just copy dlogger.py into your project.

Quick Start

from dlogger import DLogger

# Create your logger with custom icons and colors
Log = DLogger(
    icons={
        'success': 'OK',
        'error': 'ERR',
        'warning': 'WARN',
        'info': 'INFO',
    },
    styles={
        'success': 'bright_green',
        'error': 'bright_red',
        'warning': 'bright_yellow',
        'info': 'bright_cyan',
    }
)

# Use the dynamically generated methods
Log.success("Operation completed!")
Log.error("Something went wrong!")
Log.warning("Be careful!")
Log.info("Just so you know...")

Output:

[OK] Operation completed!        # in bright green
[ERR] Something went wrong!      # in bright red
[WARN] Be careful!               # in bright yellow
[INFO] Just so you know...       # in bright cyan

Timestamps (Optional)

Enable timestamps with customizable formats:

Log = DLogger(
    icons={'info': 'INFO', 'error': 'ERR'},
    styles={'info': 'bright_cyan', 'error': 'bright_red'},
    show_time=True,                      # Enable timestamps (default: False)
    time_format='%H:%M:%S',              # Customize format (default: '%H:%M:%S')
    time_style='bright_white'            # Timestamp color (default: 'bright_white')
)

Log.info("Application started")
Log.error("Connection failed")

Output:

[14:30:45] [INFO] Application started
[14:30:47] [ERR] Connection failed

Common Time Formats

• '%H:%M:%S' → 14:30:45
• '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S' → 2024-03-15 14:30:45
• '%I:%M:%S %p' → 02:30:45 PM
• '%b %d %H:%M:%S' → Mar 15 14:30:45
• '%Y-%m-%d' → 2024-03-15

Available Colors

DLogger supports the following color styles:

Standard Colors

• red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white

Bright Colors

• bright_red, bright_green, bright_yellow, bright_blue
• bright_magenta, bright_cyan, bright_white

Text Styles

• bold, underline, reset

Additional Features

Headers and Sections

Log.header("My Application")
Log.section("Configuration")

Progress Bars

for i in range(101):
    Log.progress_bar(i, 100, prefix='Loading:', suffix='Complete')

Output:

Loading: [#####################---------] 70.0% Complete

Manual Printing

# Print without using generated methods
Log.print("Custom message", style='magenta', icon='CUSTOM')

How It Works

DLogger automatically generates methods based on your icons dictionary. Each key becomes a method name:

Log = DLogger(
    icons={'database': 'DB', 'api': 'API', 'cache': 'CACHE'},
    styles={'database': 'green', 'api': 'blue', 'cache': 'yellow'}
)

Log.database("Connected to PostgreSQL")  # [DB] Connected to PostgreSQL
Log.api("Request received")              # [API] Request received
Log.cache("Cache hit!")                  # [CACHE] Cache hit!

You can create any method names you want: DLogger dynamically generates them at initialization!

Complete Example

from dlogger import DLogger
import time

# Initialize with timestamps
Log = DLogger(
    icons={
        'start': '▶',
        'done': '✓',
        'fail': '✗',
        'info': 'ℹ'
    },
    styles={
        'start': 'bright_blue',
        'done': 'bright_green',
        'fail': 'bright_red',
        'info': 'bright_cyan'
    },
    show_time=True,
    time_format='%H:%M:%S'
)

Log.header("Application Startup")
Log.start("Initializing...")

Log.section("Database Connection")
Log.info("Connecting to database...")
time.sleep(1)
Log.done("Database connected successfully")

Log.section("Loading Configuration")
for i in range(101):
    Log.progress_bar(i, 100, prefix='Loading:', suffix='Complete', 
                     fill='█', style='bright_green')
    time.sleep(0.02)

Log.done("Application ready!")

Requirements

• Python >= 3.8

License

Licensed under GPL-3.0, see LICENSE

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