eglogging 1.1.0

Simple wrapper around the python logging module

eglogging

Super-simple wrapper around python's logging library

To use it, import everything: from eglogging import *

You can then log a message m using these functions, in order of increasing importance:

DEBUG(m), INFO(m), MSG(m), WARN(m), ERROR(m), CRITICAL(m)

Note that MSG(m) is actually exactly the same as INFO(m); it's provided for backwards-compatibility.

By default, configuration is loaded from logger_config_DEFAULT.json, where the output will be formatted to logfmt.

To load another configuration, just call logging_load_config_from_file(fn), where fn is the path to a json file containing a valid configuration.

A human-friendly configuration is provided in logger_config_HUMAN.json. In this config, WARNINGs and higher-level messages will be colored by default. You can also set the color of any message manually by providing a color argument:

INFO("Arya's got this. See how I overwrote the default color?",
     color = LOG_COLORS['GREEN'])

The available colors are BLACK, RED, GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE, MAGENTA, CYAN, WHITE, BLACK_BG, RED_BG, GREEN_BG, YELLOW_BG, BLUE_BG, MAGENTA_BG, CYAN_BG, and WHITE_BG.

For more info on how to set up a custom formatter / configuration, look here.