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Simple, performant logging with ANSI colors for Python.

Project description

ezlog

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

  • 6 levels: debug, info, success, warn, error, critical
  • Short aliases: d, i, s, w, e, c
  • ANSI colors: full palette
  • Stdlib integration: creating an EzLog wires it to stdlib logging automatically
  • Zero dependencies

Install

pip install ezlog-py

Usage

Create a logger; it wires itself to stdlib logging. Use log.i(), log.success(), and anywhere logging.info() / logger.error() also go through ezlog:

from ezlog import EzLog

log = EzLog()  # or EzLog({"useColors": True, "timestamp": False})

# Direct ezlog (includes .success() level)
log.success("Application started")
log.i("Hello")
log.w("Oops")
log.e("OMG")
log.d("hmmm..")

# Stdlib logging (wired internally; same formatting)
import logging
logging.info("From stdlib")
logging.error("Failed", exc_info=True)

Configuration

# Example: custom config (partial overrides)
log = EzLog({
    "useColors": True,
    "useLevels": True,
    "useSymbols": False,
    "textColor": "white",
    "bracesColor": "light-white",
    "timestamp": {
        "color": "white",
        "format": "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S",
    },
    "levels": {
        "info": {"text": "Information"},
        "debug": isDevelopment, # disable debug in production
        "critical": False,      # or disable a level entirely
    },
})

Each option has a default and is optional.

  • useColors : boolean – Enable ANSI colors. Default True.
  • useLevels : boolean – Show level label/symbol in output. Default True.
  • useSymbols : boolean – Use symbol for level (if False, use text label). Default True.
  • textColor : LogColors – define text color (e.g. "light-red", "cyan"). Default white.
  • bracesColor : LogColors – define braces color (e.g. "light-red", "cyan"). Default light-white.
  • timestamp : TimestampConfig or False – Configure timestamp, or set to False to disable.
  • levels : LevelsConfig – Keys: debug, info, success, warn, error, critical. Each value is a LevelConfig (partial override) or False to disable that level.

LevelConfig

  • color : LogColors – Level color (e.g. "light-red", "cyan").
  • text : str – Level label (e.g. "INFO", "Error").
  • symbol : str – Level symbol; validated with a safe fallback when the system doesn’t support the character.

TimestampConfig

  • format : str – strftime format (e.g. "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"). Default from ezlog.defaults.DEFAULT_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT.
  • color : LogColors or "as_levels" – Timestamp color. "as_levels" uses the same color as the log level. Default "as_levels".

Module / contextual segments

You can create logger "views" with additional prefixed segments, useful to tag modules, subsystems, or request scopes, without reconfiguring the global logger:

from ezlog import EzLog, add_segments

base_log = EzLog({"useColors": True, "timestamp": {"color": "as_levels"}})

# Per-module logger (LogicModule)
logic_log = base_log.with_segments([
    {"text": "LogicModule", "color": "as_levels"},
])

# Or using the helper function:
api_log = add_segments(base_log, [
    {"text": "API", "color": "as_levels"},
])

logic_log.i("message from logic module")
api_log.i("message from API layer")

Output example:

[2026-03-12 11:36:28] [LogicModule] [i] message from logic module
[2026-03-12 11:36:29] [API] [i] message from API layer

Segments use the same color system as timestamps: "color": "as_levels" reuses the level color, or you can pass any LogColors value.

Levels

  • Order (severity): debuginfosuccesswarnerrorcritical.
  • Short aliases: d, i, s, w, e, c.
  • Stdlib mapping: logging.DEBUG → debug, logging.INFO → info, logging.WARNING → warn, logging.ERROR → error, logging.CRITICAL → critical. NOTSET is skipped.
  • Default symbols and colors are in ezlog.defaults (DEFAULT_TEXTS, DEFAULT_COLORS, DEFAULT_SYMBOLS_FALLBACK).

Color properties

When useColors is enabled, the logger exposes: log.red, log.yellow, log.cyan, log.green, log.magenta, log.white, log.gray, log.reset. Use them for custom formatted output; end colored segments with log.reset.

Exports

  • EzLog(config?) – Create logger (wires to stdlib on construction). Config optional: EzLog() or EzLog({"useColors": True, "timestamp": False}).
  • TypesLogLevel, LogColors, TimestampColor, TimestampConfig, SegmentConfig, EzlogConfig, LevelsConfig, LevelConfig, LogArgs, ConsoleMethod.
  • Constants (from ezlog.defaults) – COLOR_CODES, RESET, DEFAULT_SYMBOLS_FALLBACK, DEFAULT_TEXTS, DEFAULT_COLORS, DEFAULT_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT, DEFAULT_TIMESTAMP_COLOR, DEFAULT_TIMESTAMP.

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