ezlog-py 1.0.2

Simple, performant logging with ANSI colors for Python.

ezlog

Simple, performant logging with ANSI colors for Python.
Published on PyPI as ezlog-py (import as ezlog).

• 5 levels: error, warn, info, success, debug (no NOTSET/CRITICAL)
• Short aliases: e, w, i, s, d
• ANSI colors: red, yellow, cyan, green, magenta
• Stdlib integration: after init(), logging.info() etc. go through ezlog formatting
• Zero dependencies

Install

pip install ezlog-py

Usage

Import only ezlog, call init with the two settings, then use ezlog.log or stdlib logging (both go through ezlog):

import ezlog

ezlog.init(use_colors=True, use_timestamp=True)

# Direct ezlog (includes .success() level)
ezlog.log.success("Application started")
ezlog.log.info("Environment: dev")
ezlog.log.w("Warning")
ezlog.log.e("Error")
ezlog.log.d("Debug")

# Stdlib logging (wired internally; same formatting)
import logging
logging.info("Hello from stdlib")
logging.error("Something failed", exc_info=True)

init (two settings)

Argument	Default	Description
use_colors	True	ANSI colors
use_timestamp	True	ISO timestamp

Levels

Ezlog has 5 levels: error, warn, info, success, debug.
Stdlib DEBUG/INFO/WARNING/ERROR are mapped to ezlog; NOTSET is skipped, CRITICAL is treated as error.

Exports

• init(use_colors=..., use_timestamp=...) – initialize and wire to stdlib logging
• log – EzLog instance (set after init()); use for direct logging and .success()
• EzLog – logger class (for custom instances)
• Types: LogLevel, LogColors, EzlogConfig, LevelsConfig, LevelConfig, LogArgs, ConsoleMethod