double-stream-handler 1.0.0

A StreamHandler wrapper that outputs messages to different streams based on logLevel

DoubleStreamHandler

A StreamHandler wrapper that outputs messages to different streams based on logLevel

Logging to the console is a nice feature to have, and Python's StreamHandler is of great help. However, it can only output to one stream at a time, and by default it's stderr.

This goes well with the default settings (level=WARNING), but it isn't good when you decide to output INFO messages as well.

This package prevents you from outputting non-error messages to stderr as well as from having to juggle with your output streams.

Usage

import logging
from double_stream_handler import DoubleStreamHandler

# create logger
logger = logging.getLogger()
logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)

# create the handler
ch = DoubleStreamHandler()

# you can customize the logger by providing different streams and level, from which
# the stderr output will start
from io import StringIO
custom_out, custom_err = (StringIO(), StringIO())
ch = DoubleStreamHandler(err_level=25, streams=(custom_out, custom_err))

# set handler's level and add it to the logger
ch.setLevel(logging.INFO)
logger.addHandler(ch)

logger.debug("This is not printed")
logger.info("This is printed to stdout")
logger.error("This is printed to stderr")

Install

Requirements: Python 3.6 or higher

This package is hosted on PyPI, so you can install it with your package manager of choice

# for Pip
pip install double-stream-handler

# for Pipenv
pipenv install double-stream-handler

# for Poetry
poetry add double-stream-handler

# for Poetry
conda install double-stream-handler

Licence

BSD-3-Clause © 2021, Nikita Karamov