Python Custom Logging Module
This is a custom logging module for Python. It is a simple module that allows you to log messages to a file and/or the console. It also allows you to set the log level so that you can control which messages get logged.
Installation
- Automatically install the module using pip:
pip install emoji_logger
- Manually install the module:
Way 1. To install the module, simply copy the
logging.pyfile to your project directory.
Usage
Here is an example of how to use the module:
from emoji_logger import Logger # < This is a logger class what you can use to create a logger object
from emoji_logger import logger # < This is a logger object what you can use directly (level: INFO)
logger.debug("This is a debug message")
logger.info("This is an info message")
logger.warning("This is a warning message")
logger.error("This is an error message")
logger.critical("This is a critical message")
- Pypi: emoji_logger
- GitHub: Jin-Doh/python-logging
Example
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2025-01-24 22:31:52 | DEBUG | TEST
main.py | debug | 193
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🛠️ | main | test debug
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2025-01-24 22:31:59 | INFO | TEST
main.py | info | 197
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📚 | main | test info
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2025-01-24 22:31:59 | WARNING | TEST
main.py | warning | 201
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🔥 | main | test warning
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2025-01-24 22:31:59 | ERROR | TEST
main.py | error | 205
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⛔️ | main | test error
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2025-01-24 22:31:59 | DEBUG | TEST
main.py | debug | 193
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🛠️ | main | test debug
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